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  • Mar 19, 2010
    Working with the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team to build local capacity and help responders on the ground
    This Sunday I will travel to Port-au-Prince as part of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team to build upon the work done by the OpenStreetMap community to expand maps of Haiti in response to the earthquake. Immediately after the January 12 quake,...
  • Mar 19, 2010
    Presenting on justifying open data and showing examples of open data projects
    This afternoon as part of Sunlight Day at the Center for American Progress there will be a discussion on Building Transparency in Government focusing on how government led efforts to open up data - including the Open Government Directive and Data....
  • Mar 15, 2010
    Drupal4Gov, government transparency, and semantics in research this week in Washington, DC
    According to the forecast, we'll (finally) get a reprieve from the rain later today and see the sun tomorrow! That's something to look forward to, and the sunny spring weather will surely make heading out of the office to check out a technology...
  • Mar 15, 2010
    How you can save time and drastically improve your Drupal experience with the Features module
    Tomorrow Drupal4Gov is holding their monthly meeting, bringing together developers and IT managers who work in the federal space to talk about Drupal best practices specifically in the U.S. government space. This is a new group, led by Kirsten...
  • Mar 13, 2010
    Some ideas recapped from the SXSW presentation on open source business models
    Yesterday while speaking on the SXSX panel Selling Your Milk When the Cow is Free, I talked about some of our plans on making Open Atrium development sustainable and for the first time publicly shared ideas on what an Open Atrium Partners Program...