The BBC have released results of a survey undertaken in 2012 involving 166 clubs in 10 divisions across British football, including the Conference Premier and Women’s Super League gathering the prices for the most expensive, and cheapest, season tickets and adult matchday tickets along with a programme and some say, most importantly a pie and tea. The… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Open Data
Mapping #OpFortress tweets
The Twitter hashtag #OpFortress refers to Operation Fortress, a Hampshire Police operation to reduce crime in Southampton. The police force have been Tweeting about it, reporting updates, arrests, raids or crimes – with road names in the Tweets. Road name = location data… Location data = mapping visualisation. An ideal method to visualise where the… Read more »
Ordnance Survey: OpenData
Big day for geographers in Great Britain today – Orndance Survey launches OpenData – basically some OS datasets but without any upfront charge or continued charge through licensing. A huge milestone and change of direction for OS, albeit forced upon, as demonstrated with the press coverage such as BBC and Guardian – in fact Im… Read more »
Free public data: UK Government reaching out ?
I think its more like reaching out and and also hitting you at the same time. I’m talking about plans and indeed actions around making public sector data freely available to not just web developers to build innovative and useful applications but anyone in general who wants to find out pretty much anything about the… Read more »
