Thanks Paul. Yes, BBC content definitely within scope. Any public-sector data in fact. Any queries to me.
Also happy to carry any discussion about OS mapping data policy and what online
maps means for e-enabled public services. Anyone can comment, and if anyone
wants ot be an author in Ideal Government just email me and I'll kit you out
with an author login.
William Heath
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given the interesting things you've already demonstrated with Google Maps
mash-ups, there may be some interest in the competition just announced over at
Ideal Government
(http://www.idealgovernment.com/index.php/weblog/mapping_foi_ideal_government_prize_competition_submit_entries_by_end_august/).
I'm not sure whether BBC content would be considered within scope or not...
Paul
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