High Order Bit
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Argues that limited access, not lack of data, blocks innovation and shows working models: APIs scale from 400 to 4,000 listed, marketplaces like Infochimps and DataMarket enable instant licensed feeds, and a data for data model powers a native place index of 40 million places used in production. Crowd models produce big wins: Foldit solves a 15‑year protein problem in 10 days and Kaggle runs a $3M predictive‑medicine competition; these examples demonstrate tangible tools, numbers, and outcomes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The importance of data
- 2:40Breaking data silos
- 4:45Drivers of innovation
- 6:49Data marketplaces
- 7:58Data for data exchanges
- 9:04Data for insight
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