Article by The National Archives: “Re-using public sector information is a government priority, one the UK Industrial Strategy estimates could unlock billions in economic growth. Yet publishing data openly, and enabling its re-use, is a process full of friction for public institutions. As the authority on licensing, The National Archives and their digital and policy teams partnered with IF to understand why the licensing framework is challenging to use today, prototype a redesign, and recommend how The National Archives can take a leadership role in closing the gaps so that people can use it with confidence…(More)”.
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