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"OpenCongress" as in not about Congress

September 16, 2005 7:32 AM - comments (3)

The name confused me at first, but only because of blind US-centrism. "OpenCongress" is a site for researchers studying "how methodologies derived from Free/Libre and Open Source Software [FLOSS] production can be deployed by those working in the area of art, visual culture and cultural production in general."

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September 16, 2005 9:38 AM Joshua Tauberer:

There is another OpenCongress site, http://opencongress.org/, that is about the U.S. Congress, although it's in search of funding to get finished. (And, shameless plug, it's based on the data brought together by http://www.govtrack.us.)

September 16, 2005 1:23 PM Rob Myers:

They are organising an event at the Tate in London in October. Lots of interesting people and groups will be there. I've bought a ticket already.

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