The use of open data from the Register Center has increased to 1.5 million downloads
The Register Center in Lithuania reported a significant increase in the use of its open data, with 1.5 million downloads attributed to nearly 60,000 unique users in the past year.
What do the American aerial movements in Israel and off its coasts conceal?
The article discusses the implications of recent American military aerial activity in Israel and surrounding areas based on navigational data collected by Al Jazeera's open-source intelligence unit.
Mario Mariniello: Europe can build an open and competitive artificial intelligence system
The EU aims to support its companies in developing advanced AI models while ensuring data accessibility and investment in critical technologies, amidst concerns over relying on US AI capabilities.
Transaction prices of real estate are now public. RCN open to all
Poland's new regulations have made real estate transaction prices publicly accessible through the National Real Estate Price Register (RCN), which has elicited mixed reactions from various stakeholders.
We Are Not Here to Take the Helm. We Are Here to Warn Against the Shoals
The first chairperson of the Fiscal Council outlines a vision focused on transparency, open data culture, and citizen communication in preparation for upcoming macroeconomic assessments.
OADC boosts data centre capacity with NTT deal
Open Access Data Centres expands its infrastructure capacity significantly by acquiring seven data centres in South Africa from NTT Ltd.
Sten Tikerpe: The Dark Side of Data Disclosure
Sten Tikerpe discusses concerns regarding the disclosure of sensitive public sector data in Estonia, highlighting potential security risks.
OADC supports NDPC to promote data privacy
Open Access Data Centres reaffirmed its support for Nigeria's data protection agenda during the National Privacy Week Summit organized by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
Open banking roadmap coming in three months — CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria will release an Open Banking implementation roadmap within three months to enhance the country's financial ecosystem.
Couple is suspected of using the names of homeless people in PR to take out loans: 'They live a life of ostentation', says delegate
A couple from Londrina, Paraná, is under investigation for allegedly using the identities of homeless individuals to open bank accounts and secure loans, and they were arrested during a police operation that uncovered stolen data and assets including cash and a jet ski.
The director of the Canary Health Service earns 38,000 euros more than his predecessor due to a bonus under the scrutiny of the Constitutional Court
Adasat Goya, the current director of the Canary Health Service, earns 111,649 euros annually, which is 38,000 euros more than his predecessor Carlos Gustavo Díaz, who earned 73,388 euros according to data from the Canary Islands' open data portal.
Data Protection: Why Whatsapp is like an Open Phone Book with Photos
Researchers found about 3.5 billion registered phone numbers on Whatsapp, some including pictures and personal information.
Bellavia and the "mystery" of the list of politicians and celebrities. Prosecutors ready to open a file
The Milan prosecutor's office is preparing to open an investigation into a 36-page document linked to email exchanges between Gian Gaetano Bellavia and his lawyer, originally stemming from an investigation into alleged data theft by his former employee Valentina Varisco.
Common Property, Digital Culture, and Balanced Development
The article highlights the significance of January 1st as International Day of Common Property, fostering a public dialogue on open access, open data, and the role of digital cultural heritage in the knowledge economy, particularly in Greece.