[euopendata] [open-government] Polish PM "everything public and reusable by default"

[Anna Kuliberda]

Hi,
Unfortuntelly, it was only a political declaration. The day before this
statement, governement has accepted that Re-use will not be for free and
authorities will decide each time how much it will cost.
But, anyway we can always apply to what he has declared:)
best,
Anna

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Anna Kuliberda
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anna.kuliberda at lgo.pl tel. 0048 22 844 73 55
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2011/5/27 Ton Zijlstra <ton.zijlstra at gmail.com>

> Hi all,
>
> It seems Poland decided last week to make default availability the core of
> their acces to information, including the right to reuse. See the item I
> wrote (also has link to Polish press statement):
>
>
> http://www.epsiplatform.eu/news/news/polish_prime_minister_publicly_funded_information_to_be_publicly_available_by_default
>
> My Polish isn't all that good, so I used Google Translate, and some of the
> comments I found around the web in response to this. Probably this is
> another step that is part of the way Poland is responding to earlier action
> by the EC saying Poland had not implemented the PSI Directive correctly. It
> does sound promising.
>
> If anyone here has some more info, it would be great to hear from you.
>
> best,
>
> Ton
> ePSIplatform community steward.
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