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The fingerprint of our data

The revelations about the security and privacy gaps that have took place lately in big companies that we all use almost daily, such as

The five most common technical problems when open data are published

The results of the third edition of the Open Data Barometer shows how governments, as part of their usual activity, are already collecting and managing a large amount of data in areas as diverse

The future of open data

"Information and data are more valuable when they are shared and the opening of government data could allow [...] to examine and use public information in a more transparent, collaborative, efficient and productive way".

The future of privacy in a world dominated by open data

In the era dominated by artificial intelligence that we are just beginning, open data has rightfully become an increasingly valuable asset, not only as a support for transparency but also for the progress of innovation and technological d

The future of the data commons: balancing opportunities and challenges

The concept of data commons emerges as a transformative approach to the management and sharing of data that serves collective purposes and as an alternative to the growing number of macrosilos of data for private use.

The future of the open data and its multiple faces

If we analyze it with perspective, the concept of open data is not so revolutionary or novel in itself. On one hand, the philosophy of openness and/ or re-use on which open data are based had long been established between us before its formal definition.

The Gaia-X Summit 2023 concludes with a statement to promote data spaces in Europe.

Under the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Government of Spain has led the Gaia-X Summit 2023, held in Alicante on November 9 and 10.

The gender gap: inequality is also in the data

Today, 8 March is the day on which we commemorate women's struggle to achieve their full participation in society, as well as giving visibility to the current gender inequality and demanding global action for effective equality of rights in all areas.

The Generalitat de Catalunya drives the opening and reuse of open data through the sessions Cafè amb Dades

Last December, the Generalitat de Catalunya harvests with data.gob.es more than 500 datasets, which are now accessible through our data catalogue. But the work of the Generalitat t

The Generalitat de Catalunya is committed to open data: these are its results

Law 37/2007 on the re-use of public sector information makesto have their own data catalogue compulsory for public administrations which, in turn, would contribute to the national cat