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Building the networked city from the ground up with citizens - Interview with Francesca Bria
How can technology lead to more participation in democratic processes? Who should own and control city data? Can cities embrace a model that socializes data and encourages new forms of cooperativism and democratic innovation? In the run-up to the Ouishare Fest Paris, Albert Cañigueral interviewed Francesca Bria, the chief innovation officer of Barcelona.
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Regaining collective power from the bottom-up - Day 1 #OSFest17
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Rethinking our cities as platforms - Day 2 #OSFest17
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Building Global Urban Networks - Day 3 #OSFest17
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Innovation: why we need to go beyond the buzz
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Is the Ouishare Fest too expensive?
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Open Collectives: transforming our cities from the bottom-up
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From 'smart cities' to 'smart citizens': when technology meets activism
The emergence of 'smart cities' came as a step forward in the deployment of technology to improve our cities, and therefore our lives. It didn't take us long to realize the dangers of allowing private companies to get access to one of our most precious and yet most undervalued assets: our data...
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The not-so-hidden politics of urban planning
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How is innovation fostering the communities of the future.
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Cities of the World, Unite!
To all of you, rebels, radicals, revolutionaries: it is time we retreat, gather our forces and bring the fight to a ground where we it can be won. Cities are where we can make change happen.
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The Internet of Cities: a new framework for social innovation
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