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Interoperability gives the potential of freedom
Jaromil on Interoperability for Digital Public Spaces. This is the fifth part of our series of interviews with experts on how to get to public-civic spaces and the role of interoperability in getting there.
Five things I know about Data Spaces
Comment on the recommendation on a common European data space for cultural heritage and the Digital Europe Work Programme 2021-2022
Interoperable to whose benefit?
natacha roussel on Interoperability for Digital Public Spaces. This is the fourth part of our series of interviews with experts on how to get to public-civic spaces and the role of interoperability in getting there.
Wikimedia Enterprise
In conversation with Lyam Wyatt and Lane Becker about Wikimedia Enterprise the paid service targeted at commercial users of Wikimedia that was launched on the 26th of October by the Wikimedia Foundation.
If you want an interoperable Internet, start with how organizations work
Mai Sutton on Interoperability for Digital Public Spaces. This is the third part of our series of interviews with experts on how to get to public-civic spaces and the role of interoperability in getting there.
It’s not the technology, it’s the players
Geert-Jan Bogaerts on Interoperability for Digital Public Spaces. This is the second part of our series of interviews with experts on how to get to public-civic spaces and the role of interoperability in getting there.
Council agrees on a negotiating mandate on the Data Governance Act
Analysis of the recently adopted negotiation positions of the Council and the European Parliament on the proposal for a Data Governance Act ahead of the upcoming trilogue negotiations.
In support of the Wikimedia Foundation’s application to become an observer at WIPO
Open Future is a signatory of a letter to WIPO delegates protesting the decision of WIPO not to admit the Wikimedia Foundation as an observer.
A Game with Many Winners?
In conversation with Brewster Kahle, the Founder and Digital Librarian of the Internet Archive on the value of openness, twenty years since key ways of doing things in the open were established.
Keep the internet public. The market will thank us later
Nathan Schneider on Interoperability for Digital Public Space. This is the first part of our series of interviews with experts on how to get to public-civic spaces and the role of interoperability in getting there.
The ‘Path to the Digital Decade’ needs a better destination
A first look at the “Path to the Digital Decade” 2030 Policy Programme that was presented by the European Commission on 15 of September.
