All this data we are putting into the web – say, into our blogs and into facebook and elsewhere, could be used for much more…
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All this data we are putting into the web – say, into our blogs and into facebook and elsewhere, could be used for much more…
I did a quick text interview with Jon Udell about public data, over at datalibre.ca.
The Canadian press is all over the brutal mobile data rates Canadian carriers charge (compared with reasonable rates elsewhere). An editorial in the Gazette; an…
According to a Russian hacker team called “web-hack,†Apple’s much heralded and overly hyped iPhone contains “a built-in function which sends all data from an…
You should go check out a group project I am involved in, datalibre.ca (so it’s a group blog, currently consisting of a group of two,…
Brief interview with Rami Tabello of illegalsigns.ca, over at datalibre.ca.
As a parallel to the civicaccess.ca project, I just whipped up a new group blog datalibre.ca. Here is the about: datalibre.ca is a group blog,…
This presentation is not actually about podcasting, it’s about data…but it was presented at podcastersacrossborders, and LibriVox is the inspiration for these thoughts.
iTunes DRM-free music is GREAT move in the right direction, right? Yeah, as long as they don’t embed 360k of secret data including your name…
They may be paid by Canadian citizens, and they may work for Canadian citizens, and letting citizens know what they say may legitimately be considered…