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Victorian Government 2.0 Action Plan
IEEE e-Science 2010 Conference
Internet Governance Forum 2010 - Workshop 120
New book Access to PSI: Law, Technology and Policy launched
New book chapter by auPSI team published
Professor Anne Fitzgerald speaks at CC Asia Pacific Conference 2010, Korea
Professor Anne Fitzgerald to speak at DMO Forum 2010
Draft Creative Commons and Government Guide now available online
Gov 2.0 Expo 2010
NZGOAL now entering Cabinet deliberation
Government releases response to Government 2.0 Taskforce report
Professor Anne Fitzgerald speaks at National Library of Australia
World Bank launches Open Data Initiative
U.S. Whitehouse announces Open Government Plans
Professor Anne Fitzgerald to speak at VALA Meeting 2010 on Creative Commons
UK Government launches data.gov.uk
Professor Anne Fitzgerald speaks at LINUX 2010: Open and the Public Sector Mini Conference
Enabling open access to public sector information with Creative Commons Licences: the Australian experience - now available online
Government 2.0 Taskforce releases Final Report
Project report to Government 2.0 Taskforce on copyright law now available
Realising Our Broadband Future - Brisbane Consultation Forum
Compiled Literature Review now available in hard copy
Spatially Enabled Government Summit 2009 presentations now available
NSS releases A Good Practice Guide to Sharing Your Data With Others
Australian Government releases Digital Economy: Future Directions paper
Report on the Inquiry into Improving Access to Victorian PSI released
Brian Fitzgerald appointed to Government 2.0 Taskforce
Prof Anne Fitzgerald and Prof Brian Fitzgerald to speak at Spatially Enabled Government Summit 2009
National Research Infrastructure Committee Announced
The Hon. Lindsay Tanner and Senator Kate Lundy speak at the CeBET Australia conference 2009
Australian Government establishes Office of Information Commissioner
Information Awareness Month launched
The Guardian's Open Platform launched
Appointment of Vivek Kundra as CIO in Obama Administration
International Chapter of Literature Review now available
Google denied access to Victorian fire data
ABS releases data under CC licence
* National Information Strategy Seminar - Canberra
auPSI Team advises Federal Government
CRC-SI Conference 2008

Seminar: Towards a National Information Strategy - Canberra, 19 November 2008

On 19 November 2008, the auPSI research team ran a free public seminar about the Review of the National Innovation System: Towards a National Information Strategy. The half-day seminar was held in the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra and was hosted by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research and the QUT Law School.

The speakers at the seminar included Professor Brian Fitzgerald and Professor Anne Fitzgerald, both IP professors in the QUT Law School, and Dr Nicholas Gruen of Lateral Economics.  View the seminar agenda and speaker bios here.

Professor Brian Fitzgerald spoke about innovation as a force that results from the exchange of ideas.  His presentation is attached: Venturous Australia: Towards A National Information Strategy [.ppt, 507 kb]

Dr Nicholas Gruen gave a compelling talk on Innovation in Australia. Click through to his presentation, Innovation and information: Towards a National Information Strategy [.ppt, 4632 kb]

Professor Anne Fitzgerald spoke about policy developments in Australia and around the world on access to and reuse of government data and information. These policy developments are charted in a literature review that Professor Anne Fitzgerald is currently undertaking, entitled, Policies and Principles on Access To and Reuse of Public Sector Information: a review of the literature in Australia and selected jurisdictions.  The various chapters of the literature review can be accessed in the "Reports" section of this website.  Professor Anne Fitzgerald's presentation is attached: Towards a National Information Strategy: A Strategy for Implementation [.ppt, 229 kb]