Tag: open data
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Where are online workers located? The international division of digital gig work
11 July 2017
Author:Online Labour Index top occupation by country, 1-6 July 2017 The Internet has created a global market for digitally delivered freelance work, which is currently growing rapidly. Our new ...
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The online gig economy grew 26% over the past year
10 July 2017
Author:Online Labour Index, July 2016 – June 2017 (28-day moving average) Online freelancing and crowdwork are some of the terms used for temporary and project-based work conducted remotely over ...
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How is online work classified in the OLI?
21 September 2016
Author:The Online Labour Index is an index measuring the changes in the volume of projects transacted in major online platforms. As a part of OLI, we also report a breakdown ...
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Is the online gig economy growing?
20 September 2016
Author:Online Labour Index, May-September 2016 (28-day moving average) Employers and workers are increasingly using online platforms to engage in project- or task-based freelance work delivered over the Internet. This ...
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Which countries and occupations are embracing the online gig economy?
19 September 2016
Author:The Online Labour Index (OLI) is a new economic indicator that provides an online labour market equivalent of conventional labour market statistics. It is available online as an interactive visualization ...
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Why does the Open Government Data agenda face such barriers?
26 January 2015
Author:Chris Martin
The transformative social and economic impacts claimed by advocates of open government data still seem a rather distant possibility; and even the more modest goal of integrating the creation ...
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Online collective action and policy change: new special issue from Policy and Internet
18 March 2013
Author:Anastasia Kavada
Digital communication technologies are altering the interface between policy makers and social movements. Anastasia Kavada, Senior Lecturer at the University of Westminster, and Guest Editor (with Andrea Calderaro from ...
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Preserving the digital record of major natural disasters: the CEISMIC Canterbury Earthquakes Digital Archive project
29 June 2012
Author:Paul Millar
We talk to Paul Millar, project leader of the CEISMIC Canterbury Earthquakes Digital Archive project about the role of digital humanities in preserving the digital record of the impact ...
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