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What Open Data Changes: Sustainability and Knowledge Creation

by Karen Quinn Fung | posted in City, Soup to Nuts | tagged as , , , , ,

In May, I spoke to Vancouver City Council in support of the motion on open data. One of my beliefs that I stated at that presentation, and which I still believe, is that open data creates the possibility of citizens being able to have conversations based on fact. With the challenges of peak oil and [...]

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Podcast Loving – Whisper House, Spacing Radio and Of Public Interest

by Karen Quinn Fung | posted in Flotsam and Jetsam | tagged as , , , , , ,

A few months back, I commandeered Richard’s iPod mini so I could improve my podcast-listening experience away from my computer (podcasts and the iPod Shuffle…makes for a little too much indirection), and I thought I’d give a bit of love to ones I’ve been enjoying:

Whisper House by Duncan Sheik. This is a three-part podcast describing [...]

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