interviewed at Gov 2.0 – Carl Malamud
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Public.Resource.Org pushes law.gov to require bulk and authenticated access to primary legal materials so statutes, court opinions and regulations are machine-usable. District court opinions today run 8 cents a page, so analyzing 30 courts would cost about $2–3 million, making auditing impossible. Past wins include opening the SEC EDGAR and patent databases and freeing government training video libraries; workshops produce reports and expect one to two years of advocacy before broad government adoption.
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