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Ellen Broad

Associate

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Ellen is an ODI Associate and ODI Registered Trainer. She was previously the ODI’s Head of Policy.

Ellen used to lead the ODI’s policy work with governments and businesses, exploring how open data’s potential can be unlocked, and data infrastructure designed to maximise benefits for everyone.

Ellen is an ODI Associate and used to be the ODI’s Head of Policy.

Ellen used to lead the ODI’s policy work with governments and businesses, exploring how open data’s potential can be unlocked, and data infrastructure designed to maximise benefits for everyone.

Blog 08/06/2017
Testing the Data Ethics Canvas: what we've learned
- Data ethics and privacy
- Ellen Broad
The canvas exists to help organisations consider data ethics as they develop data projects and services
Previous project
World Food Day: Britain's food habits - visualised
- Agriculture and food
- Ellen Broad
The UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)’s food survey data, released in February this year, sketched a grand picture of British consumer eating habits
Guides 31/08/2016
Openness principles for organisations handling personal data
- Data ethics and privacy
- Data infrastructure
- Innovation
- Ellen Broad
Being open about how personal data is used, and how privacy is protected, helps to build trust in organisations collecting and using personal data
Blog 18/08/2016
How do we 'own' data?
- Data ethics and privacy
- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Ellen Broad
We live in an age of data abundance. We produce data every day – as people, businesses, charities and governments – that might be used to generate valuable insights and services. Ellen Broad explores data ownership in this age of abundance
Talk
Friday lunchtime lecture: Who owns your reputation? Fri, 22 Jul 2016, 13:00 Open Data Institute, 65 Clifton Street, London, EC2A 4JE
- Data ethics and privacy
- Retail and consumer
This debate takes place against the backdrop of the (GDPR) and the EU Free Flow of Data initiative