On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 11:44 PM, Matt Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Company number is in the URL and should be on the page too.

Damnit!  How did I miss that.  Well done for using the unique-id.  Oh
well, so much for privacy...
http://directors.mapofpower.com/appointees/13996190

Julian


I'm afraid that the incorporation date was on another dataset than the
one we bought, but i think it's part of the set that's free on
webcheck. On the other hand the oldest appointment date for a company
may be from the incorporation document (and will say so if it is) so
you could make a fair guess.
>
> On 16 Apr 2010, at 23:18, Julian Todd <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Do you have anything more about the companies, apart from just the
>> name, like the company number, whether it's classified as a small
>> business, and when it was incorporated?
>>
>> Julian.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Matt Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Wotcha,
>>> Thought that some of you might be interested in
>>> http://directors.mapofpower.com/ – we bought the Companies House appointment
>>> snapshot and dropped it into a quick little searchable symfony app so you
>>> can browse the data - it's the directors and secretaries of every UK
>>> company, cross-linked. Quite handy for looking up your PPCs, ex-MPs, etc.
>>> Also handy (if you're a childish prat like me) for looking up funny names
>>> (see if you can beat Minge Fan, or Arse Plems Kyentu).
>>> I was wanting to work on it a bit more before making it public, but we just
>>> haven't had time. If anyone wants to help out on it, please get in touch,
>>> I'd really appreciate it, especially if you grok RDF. We're particularly
>>> keen on getting JSON & RDF output running, making the annotations work (half
>>> done), and putting some kind of API-key thing on it so that we can keep it
>>> free for good causes (like MySociety, DemocracyClub, etc), while managing to
>>> make a little bit of money back from others so we can afford to buy updated
>>> data snapshots (they're £4k each, so not insanely expensive, but not exactly
>>> free either).
>>> By way of introduction - hi, I'm Matt, I've been lurking here for about a
>>> year since I started developing WhoKnowsWho at Tui for Channel 4. Myself and
>>> a couple of colleagues sort of lurk around, belligerently doing good
>>> things. I open-sourced WKW, and am currently working on a UK network for
>>> LittleSis.org. A couple of my colleagues designed the London Datastore.
>>> --
>>> Matt Robinson
>>> http://inanimatt.com/
>>>
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