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A total of the digest email openings decreased from late 2016 until today with a steady fluctuation towards more openings in 2018.

Out of all campaigns send since 2013 a couple of links have been accessed that received a broad attention. The chart below shows the most successful links of all time. You can click on either the circle or the link list below.

1178	Data and Analytics Innovation
601	Duke University School of Law
596	Open data can unravel the complex dealings of multinationals – The Governance Lab @ NYU
562	Subscribe to Digest
543	Adobe’s New Digital Price Index Tracks Online Prices – The Atlantic
534	Working with Change – Systems approaches to public sector challenges
489	Big Data and the Well-Being of Women and Girls Applications on the Social Scientific Frontier
439	Conducting Mobile Surveys Responsibly
411	The Governance Lab
392	CHANGING WHAT COUNTS
371	Toward a VeteranCentered VA: Piloting Tools of Human-Centered Design for America’s Vets
363	Crowdsourced Health | The MIT Press
273	Global Democracy Ranking 2013
257	Enabling Distributed Security in Cyberspace
254	SMART DISCLOSURE AND CONSUMER DECISION MAKING: REPORT OF THE TASK FORCE ON SMART DISCLOSURE
250	Implementing randomized evaluations in government
228	CITIZEN‑GENERATED DATA AND GOVERNMENTS
198	Nesta Landscape of innovation approaches
185	Public Scrutiny of Automated Decisions:Early Lessons and Emerging Methods
180	Portal de Transparência Municipal
178	Data for development: What’s next?
155	How a New York fire hydrant allows $33,000 per year in parking fines | Daily Mail Online
148	The Social Intranet Insights on Managing and Sharing Knowledge Internally
134	Communications & Society Reports – Home
131	Using Innovation and Technology to Improve City Services
130	The GovLab | People-Led Innovation
126	Misleading fire hydrant costing city drivers $33K in tickets
126	Innovating for pro-poor services – Why politics matter
108	SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class journal research
106	The Social Intranet: Insights on Managing and Sharing Knowledge Internally | IBM Center for The Business of Government
102	Data Collaboratives
102	Participatory Budgeting — Not A One-Size-FitsAll Approach
99	The signal and the noise – Technology and politics
91	The Global Impact of Open Data [Book]
85	Open Data’s Impact – The GovLab
84	New Book on 25 Years of Participatory Budgeting | DemocracySpot
84	Policy Innovations Digital Magazine (2006-2016) | Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
81	The garden of forking paths: Why multiple comparisons can be a problem, even when there is no “fishing expedition” or “p-hacking” and the research hypothesis was posited ahead of time
80	Innovation Prizes in Practice and Theory by Michael J. Burstein, Fiona Murray :: SSRN
78	Big Data, new epistemologies and paradigm shifts – The Governance Lab @ NYU
76	Open Contracting Data Standard: Documentation — OCDS 1.1.3 documentation
76	We’ll see you, anon – Data privacy
75	OGRX
75	Home | Omidyar Network
73	Open Data’s Impact – Global Impact
72	ANTHOLOGY ON DEMOCRATIC INNOVATION
71	Transforming digital service development with harmonized APIs
70	I Quant NY – Meet the Fire Hydrant that Unfairly Nets NYC $25,000 a Year
70	Twitter Share: States’ using iwaspoisoned.com for outbreak alerts – The Governance Lab @ NYU
69	Twitter Share: Streetfight by Janette Sadik-Khan – The Governance Lab @ NYU
68	Twitter Share: Next Generation Crowdsourcing for Collective Intelligence – The Governance Lab @ NYU
68	Twitter Share: Open Data Impact: When Demand and Supply Meet – The Governance Lab @ NYU
68	Twitter Share: Pigeon patrol takes flight to tackle London’s air pollution crisis – The Governance Lab @ NYU
68	Access to Government Information in the United States: A Primer
67	Next Generation Crowdsourcing for Collective Intelligence by John Prpić PhD :: SSRN
67	Twitter Share: Crowdsourced Health – The Governance Lab @ NYU
67	Twitter Share: On-demand service could be Uber for blood collection – The Governance Lab @ NYU
67	RELEASE: Open Data Impact: When Demand and Supply Meet – The Governance Lab @ NYU
67	Twitter Share: Technology and politics: The signal and the noise – The Governance Lab @ NYU
67	Twitter Share: To Make Cities More Efficient, Fix Procurement To Welcome Startups – The Governance Lab @ NYU
67	“Big data” and “open data”: What kind of access should researchers enjoy? – ScienceDirect
67	The Art of Insightin Science and Engineering
66	Forsyth Street is Home to the Two Most Ticketed Fire Hydrants in NY | Observer
66	Emerging Technology from the arXiv – MIT Technology Review
65	How to Crowdsource the Syrian Cease-Fire – Foreign Policy
65	Twitter Share: Access to Government Information in the United States: A Primer – The Governance Lab @ NYU
65	Twitter Share: “Big data” and “open data”: What kind of access should researchers enjoy? – The Governance Lab @ NYU
65	Twitter Share: Innovation Prizes in Practice and Theory – The Governance Lab @ NYU
65	City of Seattle Open Data Risk Assessment
64	To Make Cities More Efficient, Fix Procurement To Welcome Startups | The Aspen Journal of Ideas
64	Twitter Share: A new data viz tool shows what stories are being undercovered in countries around the world – The Governance Lab @ NYU
64	A new data viz tool shows what stories are being undercovered in countries around the world » Nieman Journalism Lab
64	The Governance Lab
63	The Wisdom of Networks – and the Lessons of Wikipedia – The Analogies Project
62	Twitter Share: How to Crowdsource the Syrian Cease-Fire – The Governance Lab @ NYU
62	Twitter Share: Innovating for pro-poor services: Why politics matter – The Governance Lab @ NYU
61	Twitter Share: It’s not big data that discriminates – it’s the people that use it – The Governance Lab @ NYU
61	States’ using iwaspoisoned.com for outbreak alerts | Food Safety News
61	Streetfight: The Book – ​ ​​Janette Sadik-Khan
61	Mapping and Comparing Responsible Data Approaches
60	Open Policy Making toolkit – Guidance – GOV.UK
60	Twitter Share: Can Big Data Help Measure Inflation? – The Governance Lab @ NYU
60	Twitter Share: Wikidata – The Governance Lab @ NYU
60	The Smart City Concept in the 21st Century – ScienceDirect
60	BIG DATA: SEIZING OPPORTUNITIES, PRESERVING VALUES
59	Grindr
59	Six creative ways to engage the public in innovation policy – The Governance Lab @ NYU
59	The Sociology of Discrimination: Racial Discrimination in Employment, Housing, Credit, and Consumer Markets
59	It’s not big data that discriminates – it’s the people that use it
58	Twitter Share: The Social Intranet: Insights on Managing and Sharing Knowledge Internally – The Governance Lab @ NYU
57	Transforming digital service development with harmonized APIs
57	Princeton Study Finds Foreclosure
57	Civic Tech Cities (2017) – mySociety Research
56	San Francisco Mayor Office: Helping government become more collaborative, inventive, and responsive to San Franciscans.
56	CIVIC NEEDS: San Francisco – Startup in Residence (STIR)
56	How Big Data Analytics is Changing Legal Ethics – The Governance Lab @ NYU
55	Twitter Share: The Wisdom of Networks – and the Lessons of Wikipedia – The Governance Lab @ NYU
55	On-demand service could be Uber for blood collection | Springwise
55	Who benefits from civic technology?
54	ENGINES OF CHANGE WHAT CIVIC TECH CANLEARN FROM SOCIALMOVEMENTS
53	Pigeon patrol takes flight to tackle London’s air pollution crisis | Environment | The Guardian
52	The Smart City Concept in the 21st Century
51	Beyond prediction: Using big data for policy problems – The Governance Lab @ NYU
50	Data-Driven Policy Making: The Policy Lab Approach – The Governance Lab @ NYU
50	Open Data Policy-Managing Information as an Asset – Whitehouse MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES