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Open Government, released as part of #PDFtribute

Open Government was published in 2010 by O'Reilly Media. The United States had just elected a president in 2008, who, on his first day in office, issued an executive order committing his administration to "an unprecedented level of openness in government." The contributors of Open Government had long fought for transparency and openness in government, as well as access to public information. Aaron Swartz was one of these contributors (Chapter 25: When is Transparency Useful?). Aaron was a hacker, an activist, a builder, and a respected member of the technology community. O'Reilly Media is making Open Government free to all to access in honor of Aaron. #PDFtribute

-- Tim O'Reilly, January 15, 2013

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Hello. I would like to translate this book into Russian. I would like to get permission to do it legally.

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//..one can late in the evening vraisemblablement stumble upon such things as "open government" and get his mind over the issue/ opening the system is impossible like such has turned out to me, in some ways of conduct the governement can show an open face to citizens like you and me, in some alternate the governed nation cannot see what is so interesting to those having and keeping the authority to lead//it is up to the considering of statesman and the team around to recreate the open space the public is so much in need of after those terrific times they got to be a people one, believe us: not any nation on earth will ever succeed to keep only one people within it's borders, this would bring back the culture to nativity and tribal customs which is worse than accepting all change ruling time comes from the conflicty between opposing forces, in philosophy such is theoreticized by name of a dialectic process, true politicians make then time to get their ass to the conference table to decide wether they'll get a dialogue out of the conflict still ruining the sophistoxicated breakfast they shared with other leaders, remind: yurgill's salary at least yuply likes to continue untill next 3 month will show the other side of this medallion//