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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The tax payer buys some data. Now who owns it? A private research company.
It turns out that when the Government commissions research (including data collection) from a private research company, it is not standard practice to require, as part of the contract, that the data is later placed in the UK Data Archive. … Continue reading
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