Mentions of “open data” in speeches
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Adam Afriyie: Government must improve access to data
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Francis Maude: Our Technology Manifesto launch
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Adam Afriyie: Empowering citizens through open IT policies
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Pauline Nevilles-Jones: Is information about me really mine?
The argument is often made that the collection and retention of personal data is necessary for
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George Osborne: Recasting the political settlement for the digital age
constantly tinkering with public services for the sake of it. It means being open to fresh
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Harbour: the European eDimension
that our Open Market agenda is delivered successfully. E-commerce going to be of great
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David Cameron: More people engaged in local life means local politics revitalised
impossible for the public, charities or private companies to effectively collate this data, compare
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Francis Maude: £3bn of efficiency savings
and data with them openly and transparently. They want information on where the state is spending
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David Cameron: Giving power back to the people
. We will require the publication of crime data online in an open way so that communities
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David Cameron: Innovation must be at the heart of public policy
' money… "We will follow private sector best practice which is to introduce 'open standards
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CeBIT 2014: David Cameron's speech
conference we are opening here today. As that advertisement we all grew up hearing said
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Melding: Public services plan lacks substance
they bring together performance data, can improve those services and their scrutiny by public and
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Francis Maude: Ready to deliver change
. We won't make the mistake Blair and Brown made. Today Tony Blair openly admits that
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Theresa Villiers: Congestion is a blight on our economy
want to see the data underlying decisions on where traffic lights are installed and how they are
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Grant Shapps: We will give social tenants nationwide mobility
system. By ensuring that home-swap information is provided in an Open Data format
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Cairns: Double standards over Welsh public appointments
Speech to the National Assembly for Wales. "The title of the debate is 'Open
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David Willetts: Higher Education and the Student Experience
Government suggests, but why waste this two years which could be spent collecting data, talking to
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David Davis: It is incumbent upon me to take a stand
. And the creation of a database state, opening up our private lives to the prying eyes of official
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David Cameron: Launch of the Homelessness Foundation
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Williams: A fair future for Welsh farming
of farmland, which, in my view, will open the floodgates for a barrage of attempts by a whole array