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Public? Private? Personal? Navigating the open data landscape

17 November 2011

Building upon Jisc's research integrity conference earlier this year, the UK's Digtial Curation Centre (DCC) will be hosting an international conference in December. The event will discuss the issues surrounding the importance of managing data - public, private or personal and the challenges facing researchers and universities around the world.

In this podcast Jisc's Rebecca O'Brien chats to Kevin Ashley, director of the DCC, about the event and what delegates can hope to gain by taking part.

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