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The Open Data Institute launches an open data certificate used in UK procurement and certifying 500+ datasets, trains 130 people from 11 countries, and incubates 10 startups; NHS prescription data (35 million records) enables a potential £200m annual drug-switch saving; a 60 million-company database surfaces beneficial ownership chains; a data art commission drew 89 entries and public exhibits; The Climate Corporation, built on open data, sells for $935m to Monsanto; the Bank of England opens its statistical data under an open license.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:39Open data for everyone
- 4:49A convening space for Open Data people
- 5:29Social data?
- 5:43Environmental value
- 5:55Environmental data?
- 9:24Mapping £378m of peer-to-peer lending across the UK Convened domain-experts
- 11:05Data as Culture
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