The failure of an early episode in the open government data movement: A historical case study

Zhu, Xiaohua

doi:10.1016/j.giq.2017.03.004

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“…This study is normative legal research, which examines the basic authority for the government to shut down negative content in cyberspace [5][6][7]. A broad range of malicious actions in cyberspace is routinely described as cyberwar.…”

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The Authority of Government in Clearing Hatefull and Hostilities Electronic Information Based on Tribe, Relegion, Race and Intergroup

Yusa¹,

Bunga²,

Stiawan³

2017

IJECE

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The Act Number 19 of 2016 concerning the amendment of The Act Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transaction governing the authority of government in clearing hateful and hostilities electronic information based on tribe, religion, race and intergroup. On the one hand, the government authority aims to protect the public interest and the integrity of the nation, but on the other hand, termination of access to information would restrict the right to freedom of opinion and the right to privacy of Internet users. This study was a normative legal research, which examined the basic authority for the government to shut down negative content in cyberspace. Legal materials were collected through library research. The analysis was conducted qualitatively. This study examined three issues, namely; spreading hatred and hostility in cyberspace, legality government to close the spreading hatred and hostility and electronic evidence in spreading hatred and hostility. Spreading hatred and hostility were criminal acts that used the Internet as facilities. Internet was used by extremists to disseminate his teachings, even being used to commit acts of terrorism (cyber terrorism). In maintaining the unity and integrity, then the government had the authority to shut down access to the unlawful electronic system. The closure should be accompanied by proof of electronic information that contains hatred and hostility based on tribe, religion, race and intergroup.

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The Authority of Government in Clearing Hatefull and Hostilities Electronic Information Based on Tribe, Relegion, Race and Intergroup

Yusa¹,

Bunga²,

Stiawan³

2017

IJECE

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“…An important OGD characteristic widely discussed by authors is the re-utilization of data, as in the transformation of primary (or even secondary) data into information which can better serve and add value to specific demands of both citizens and stakeholders [66][67][68]. This added value is also described as "linked data", one of the stages of data life-cycle defined by the authors of [10].…”

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Application of Open Government Data to Sustainable City Indicators: A Megacity Case Study

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The access to open government data has been a relevant topic for societies around the world, especially over the last ten years. This paper aims to analyze the indicators of the São Paulo City Observatory (ObservaSampa), confronting them with the ISO 3712x series (sustainable, smart, and resilient cities) standards, to assess if the former meet both open data principles and the ISO prescriptions. Bibliometric analysis, comparative analysis, cluster analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were the methods used in this research. From the comparative analysis, 18 indicators were identified as conforming and 41 as partially conforming. Thus, 20% of the ObservaSampa indicators adhere to the ISO standards. The PCA applied to the conforming indicators shows component 1 is related to socioeconomic dimensions, while component 2 refers to social policy, with both appraisals confirmed by cluster analysis. Measuring and presenting city data in compliance with indicator standards is relevant because they open the possibility of comparing different cities. However, there is still a lack of consensus on a common set of indicators to be accommodated within the current ISO standards system.

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“…OGD is built from three words that contain a combination of three perspectives of the word, namely the word open, government, and data. According to [11] OGD can be expressed as an international phenomenon relating to the openness of government data that is freely available for use, and free for digital distribution. Furthermore the following scholar [12], [13], [14] also state the same that government data must be available and open to all stakeholders responsibly at no cost.…”

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A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

Syarif¹,

Salamat²,

Syafari³

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Science and Technology in Administration and Management Information, ICSTIAM

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Open Government Data (OGD) is the publication of data by government and public institutions on the Internet. Interestingly, after more than a decade of implementing OGD there are different practices from countries in the world, even though they have the same aims. This difference is due to differences in the culture of openness, the level of openness, and the level of state confidence in opening data. This research is a qualitative research with a constructivist approach through descriptive analysis with comparisons of several countries. Based on the results of the analysis and discussion, it can be concluded that the implementation of OGD is carried out in many countries as part of efforts to fulfill data openness in the information age. Data structuring is made with a scheme that allows the government to choose which data can be published and which cannot. The roadmap for OGD activities is gradually becoming more comprehensive. Clarity of objectives is needed to create a roadmap that is effective in implementing OGD. The security of personal data is an important thing that must be guaranteed by the government. The strategy to build OGD must be carried out in one entity that is authorized to manage data.

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The failure of an early episode in the open government data movement: A historical case study

Cited by 21 publications

References 49 publications

The Authority of Government in Clearing Hatefull and Hostilities Electronic Information Based on Tribe, Relegion, Race and Intergroup

The Authority of Government in Clearing Hatefull and Hostilities Electronic Information Based on Tribe, Relegion, Race and Intergroup

Application of Open Government Data to Sustainable City Indicators: A Megacity Case Study

A Comparative Analysis of Open Government Data in Practices and Facing Problems

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