The Guardian’s Free Our Data campaign has set up a poll to help gather people’s opinions on the best entrants for the Show Us A Better Way competition run by the Power of Information Task Force. They also wrote about this in the Guardian a few days back.

As we recently posted about, we entered an idea that we’ve had on the backburner for a while, called ‘Where Does My Money Go?’. In a nutshell, this would be:

A web application that would interactively represent UK government budgetary information using maps, timelines, and best of breed visualisation technologies.

You can vote for the idea at the Show Us A Better Way poll, and see the proposal at the competition page.

Related posts:

1. Where Does My Money Go? Since early 2007 we’ve had a project dubbed ‘Where Does My Money Go?’ on the backburner. In a sentence, the project would be a web application that interactively represented UK government budgetary information using maps, timelines, and best of breed...
2. In Brussels for Committee Vote on the INSPIRE Directive By fortuitous coincidence I was in Brussels earlier this week in the run-up to the ENVI committee vote on the INSPIRE directive. The OKF has been actively supporting the Public Geodata campaign and finding myself with some time spare this...
3. After the first Open Visualisation Workshop The first Open Visualisation Workshop took place on Saturday as we mentioned last week. Details, notes and links are available on the event’s wiki page. The event took place at Trampoline Systems’ new site in East London. To make sure...