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Posted byby Nisha Thompson
September 12, 2014

Dispatch from India: Intro to Data Journalism Workshop in Bangalore

This post is crossposted from DataMeet.org, an organization that promotes open data in India. Sunday, August 31st, DataMeet worked with an Economic Times Journalist Jayadevan PK with support from School of Data, to design…

Posted byby OKFN
February 28, 2014

Knowledge Creation to Diffusion: The Conflict in India

This is a guest post by Ranjit Goswami, Dean (Academics) and (Officiating) Director of Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Nagpur, India. Ranjit also volunteers as one of the Indian Country…

Posted byby Lucy Chambers
September 18, 2012

OKFN India Trip – the Roundup

This is the final post in the Open Data in India series. Our visit to India wasn’t just about meetups… the following post deals with the individuals and organisations that…

Posted byby Laura Newman
August 31, 2012

Open Data – Delhi

This is post 4 of 5 in the Open Data India series, following Lucy and Laura’s visit to India to learn about the challenges and opportunities for open data. Read…

Posted byby Lucy Chambers
August 23, 2012

Open Data – Chennai

This is part 2 of 5 of the Open Data India Series. You can read the first post ‘Open Data – Bangalore’ on the OKFN blog. Chennai, formerly Madras, is…

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