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EU: European Commission: Digital Agenda: Turning government data into gold

01 December 2011

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EU: European Commission: Digital Agenda: Turning government data into gold (Press release, pdf) and Communication: Open data: An engine for innovation, growth and transparent governance (pdf): "One of these resources is public data - all the information that public bodies in the European Union produce, collect or pay for. Examples are geographical information, statistics, weather data, data from publicly funded research projects, and digitised books from libraries."

- Draft Commission Decision on the re-use of Commission documents (pdf)
- Proposal for a Amending Directive 2003/98/EC on re-use of public sector information (pdf)

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