Meet Open Data Institute's Lisa Allen

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The Open Data Institute's Lisa Allen explains why open data matters and what it will take for more widespread adoption.

World Wide Web creator Tim Berners-Lee cofounded the Open Data Institute (ODI) to help foster a freer Internet. We asked Lisa Allen, Director of Data and Services for ODI, to talk about the group's mission and the path ahead.

Linux Magazine (LM): How about if we start with a little history? What is the Open Data Institute? How did it get started and why?

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