Featured Danish Mash-up: Navnelaboratoriet
Looking for a good name for your child? A name that isn't used too much? One that goes with your family name? Navnelaboratoriet (the name laboratory) helps out. Combining the official names registry in Denmark with statistic data on name usage and wikipedia info on the meaning of a name, and a RESTful API, this is one cool mash-up.
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Featured French Initiative: OpenData Camp
A BarCamp (explanation) around open data, with the motto 'all you ever wanted to do with open government data, but never dared to ask' Held in Paris, December 12th 2009. More info in French
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Featured Swedish Data Source: Statutes, SFS
The database contains all the provisions contained in the Swedish Code of Statutes, SFS, the consolidated full-text and bibliographic information. Rules and laws in force in 1986 and any changes since then are available (it also means anything no longer in force because lifted after 1986 is still available as historic information). Data source: http://62.95.69.15/dbthw2.htm Format: PDF Found via http://www.opengov.se/data/10/ by Peter Krantz |