David Eaves interview at Gov 2.0 Summit 2010
summary
Canada has municipal momentum—Vancouver and Edmonton leading—while provinces research open data and the federal level is still early and controlling. Cloud adoption stalls because many agencies fear US jurisdiction under the Patriot Act blocks cloud adoption. Privacy commissioner actively challenges Facebook as Toronto shows extremely high Facebook use. Legal framing slows reuse: Crown copyright vs US public domain means extra steps to publish under Creative Commons. Result: missed business and civic opportunities.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Open government in Canada
- 1:31Gov 20 in Canada
- 2:41Open Government
- 5:08Privacy
- 6:44Open Data
- 8:52Australia
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