The document discusses recent developments around public sector information (PSI) and open data, including workshops on barriers to PSI reuse and transitions towards more open licensing and reduced or no charging for PSI. It also notes blurring distinctions between non-commercial and commercial reuse of PSI as well as emerging tools and activities around PSI reuse and open data.

1. ePSIplatform

2. Recent Developments
Some observations

3. SharePSI Workshop, May
DAA PSI Re-use Workshop, June

4. SharePSI workshop: barriers
See http://www.flickr.com/photos/epsiplatform/5737203950/

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SharePSI workshop: barriers

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SharePSI workshop: barriers

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SharePSI workshop: barriers

8. transition for government

9. Access to PSI still main issue!

10. PSI Re-use
inching
towards
Open Data definition

11. Licensing: UK OGL

12. Licensing: NL CC0

13. Licensing: Basque, CC BY

14. France, Netherlands...
towards no/marginal
charging default

15. Amsterdam Enschede
Eindhoven Rotterdam
four Dutch cities, but its local everywhere

16. Vienna, CC BY licensing

17. daten.berlin.de
CC BY
(later this week)

18. http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomaaas/3870361701/
accumulating mass,çcreating gravity pull

19. Access ~ Re-use
Transparency ~ (Comm) Re-use
Non-commercial ~ Commercial
PSI ~ Open Data
distinctions blurring

20. especially when it’s tangible,
when it’s local

21. Access to SI consultation
2 UK public consultations
PSI Directive review

22. public task ~ low end of markets

23. because it’s often very easy

24. and existing low end market
activity
often still hard to spot

25. ourservices.eu

26. PSBs entering low end market
as perception of public task is shifting.
Not to compete, but because it’s easy

27. PSI re-use as policy instrument
making the case for PSI re-use internally

28. Innovation policy element
still a generic motive

29. public space maintenance in Enschede

30. Data as a means to save
money
changing your way of working
means changing your instruments

31. IATI: aid transparency, effectivity, efficiency

32. transition for citizens and organizations

33. opendatachallenge.org: 430 entries!

34. appsforamsterdam.nl: half of entries by commercial outfits

35. Low End Markets
is where activities and growth benefit most
from increased access and lower thresholds...
as innovation theory also predicts

36. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tamaki/139038133/
finger exercises will become piano playing

37. tools emerging

38. bringing in even more re-users
http://www.flickr.com/photos/twose/887903401/

39. Networked life, networked
epsiplatform.eu
work, networked learning
@epsiplatform

40. Credits
All photos: Ton Zijlstra, by nc sa
Except where mentioned on the photo.
Slides: http://slideshare.net/epsiplatform by
Contact: info@epsiplatform.eu
Twitter: @epsiplatform