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What makes a good company register? Part 1: The public purpose
This is the first in a series of posts on company registers – why they exist, what they should do, and how they should do it, based on OpenCorporates’ interactions with over 70 of them. Over the past six months, … Continue reading
Norway becomes first OGP country to open its company data… and Belgium announces it will too
A couple of months ago, OpenCorporates published our report on access to company data in Open Government Partnership countries, which was pretty dire, with the countries scoring an average of just 21 out of 100 points. Well, today, Norway has boosted … Continue reading
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Tagged api, Brønnøysundregistrene, business registers, companies, norway, OGP, open data, open government partnership, opendata
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