Getting started with open data

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The Big Picture Offer open data sets Organise app contests and hack days Build a hacker network Build an innovation network Be an innovative movement

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Apply an open license

Make the data available

Make the data discoverable

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58. opendefinition.org

59. opendatacommons.org

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63. ODDC Amsterdam, 12 and 13 May