Gaps between Internet usage and public policy are prevalent both globally and locally across a number of areas, ranging from cybersecurity to diplomacy, net neutrality, data governance, privacy and freedom of expression issues.
This initial consultation explored options for the implementation of a research agenda aimed at better understanding the impact of open data.
Science journalists in the developing world face unique stumbling blocks, even as some of the biggest science stories unfold around them (H5N1; HIV/AIDS).
In April 2013 project leaders from the Exploring the Emerging Impacts of Open Data in Developing Countries (ODDC) research network gathered in London for a two-¬day network meeting.
This report details the theoretical and programmatic outcomes from projects that were part of Gender and Citizenship in the Information Society (CITIGEN), along with IT for Change, as the principal coordinator of the programme.