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With his project "Dead Drops," Berlin-based artist Aram Bartholl wants to change the way people exchange information and who has control over it.
Identifying the location of pedestrian and cyclist injuries is a key first step for cities to reduce the occurrence.
"We've come an impossibly long way," says the mayor.
More cities will receive grants to solve pressing local problems.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Amen Ra Mashariki, New York City's chief analytics officer, talks about "data poverty" and the "data divide."
The inaugural summit of the Open Government Partnership featured too much political theater and too little accountability.
Critics fear it'll give the NSA more power to snoop on everyday Americans.
In #HackWeTrust.
A new government website is helping Americans make more educated decisions about where they go to college.
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