Access Info Europe and the Open Knowledge Foundation lancent une
consultation publique sur le thème en objet.
Voir ci-dessous l’annonce en anglais
Access Info Europe and the Open Knowledge Foundation, in
collaboration with the Open Society Institute Information Program,
are holding a public consultation on open government data and the right of
access to information.
Download Open-data-Beyond_Access_10_Aug_2010_consultation
This consultation is based on a new report
"Beyond Access: Open Government Data and the 'Right to Reuse'"
produced as a result of research into the open government data and access to
information movements. The report identifies the practical, technical and legal
challenges facing these movements. The report is based on discussions with
activists about the main issues to be address in the next couple of years,
questions such as whether a right of access is linked to a "right to reuse"
the data received.
You can download the full report
here 
Consultation: we would like to hear your comments on the "Beyond
Access" report.
» Did we miss any important initiatives?
» Are there issues we should include?
» Are you doing something you'd like us to capture in
the report?
» Do you agree with our findings and recommendations?
There are three ways to make comments:
1. Fill in our questionnaire on the
report by clicking here.
2. Make comments on the individual
paragraphs at WritetoReply.org/beyondaccess
3. Write to us at beyond@access-info.org
Consultation closes on Monday 11 October
2010
Source: an email from Helen Darbishire, Executive Director
Access Info Europe, www.access-info.org