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OpenGov co-founder Zac Bookman lets taxpayers see where cash goes

on February 02, 2015

"“What OpenGov is attempting to do is make this very complex data usable by people who are not financial experts,” said David Levine, an affiliate scholar at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School. “It’s very important work and I’m delighted that there is at least interest (from the private sector) in helping government do that. This is the beginning of the story, rather than the end.”"

Date Published:02/02/2015
Original Publication:San Francisco Chronicle

Published in: Press , Open Government