In my latest podcast I talk with John Sheridan, Head of e-Services at the UK Government’s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI). John is also co-chair of the World Wide Web Consortium’s e-Government Interest Group, and we discuss both roles in the context of current enthusiasm for making Government data more readily available online.

During the conversation, we refer to the following resources;

• Cabinet Office
• Creative Commons
• Crown Copyright
• Directgov
• Government CIO’s Council
• hmg.gov.uk
• London Gazette
• MySociety
• The National Archives
• Obama’s memorandum on Transparency and Open Government
• Office of Public Sector Information
• OPSI’s Click-Use licenses
• OPSI’s non-transactional license draft
• PerSpectIves blog
• The Power of Information report
• RDF
• RDFa, and my podcast with Mark Birbeck
• SPARQL
• Wiki-Government

This conversation was recorded on Wednesday 22 July, 2009.

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