[open-government] Guardian debate: Open Government Data: but for whom?

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Online debate probably of interest to this list:

Open government: open, but for whom?

The prevailing assumption is that if governments put data online, their
citizens will use it. Is this true? If not, what to do? Join the debate, 31
October at 1pm GMT

http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2013/oct/28/open-government-partnership-citizen-engagement
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