[MyData & Open Data] distinctions between personal and open

Kin Lane kinlane at gmail.com
Tue Jul 2 20:02:09 UTC 2013


In my experience, doing this for 3 years now.

You will have to continually explain these 101 concepts.

What is API?  What is Data?  What is Open?  What is JSON? What is Github?

Why Open?  What is Personal Data?

The best defense is constantly have prepared material to help educate

Always be ready for it.  I don't think those types of questions will ever
go away.

I don't have any concrete examples you can use currently, but will publish
when I do.

Kin Lane
API Evangelist &
Presidential Innovation Fellow
kinlane at gmail.com
apievangelist.com / apivoice.com


On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 12:32 PM, Sam Smith <s at msmith.net> wrote:

> Hey all,
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> Has anyone seen a good discussion on how to talk about personal data
> (midata esque) at an open data type event, in a way which doesn't confuse
> the audience into believing that the speaker is suggesting that personal
> data should be OGL licensed...
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> It's a hard problem. Even HSCIC (talking about every person's GP health
> records) and ODI have got this wrong...
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> Regards
> Sam
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> @smithsam
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