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-The [[event:home|first four]] Open Data Camps in Zürich, Lausanne, Geneva, and Bern were a marked success: dozens of [[http://make.opendata.ch/doku.php?do=search&id=%40project|pioneer projects]] were initiated and implemented. The next one is aimed at the topic of Health, one close to everyone's heart.
+Data is the so-called oil of the 21st century - with the difference being that every minute there is more data produced at an enormous and growing rate. We are excited to create and take part in these hackdays to explore the mountains of data treasures around, exchange ideas and start-up new applications around new possibilities.
-Good health is ever more a question of good data, with health services in the middle of an information revolution, vital information will become more understandable - not necessarily more complex - as the data becomes accessible. The ways in which "Open Health Data" can bring transparency, innovation and efficiency into the health system, what Open Data can mean for a "Life Science Hub" like Basel or Geneva: we will look into these questions and more together at the make.opendata.ch hackday at the end of September.
+Law is not an exception to this rule, and as users of the Internet we are inundated with legal texts that we often fail to understand completely, yet they govern what we can or cannot do with services, and it is what obliges those service providers to protect our privacy and safety online.
+At past [[event:home|Swiss Open Data Camps]] we have already had a few ideas around the theme of **open legal**, among them the [[project:semantic_legal]] and we have constantly explored and debated the boundaries of what we can legally do with the data, understand the conditions of use fully. At the next make.opendata.ch hackdays in September 2013, we will focus on the theme of online law, legal data, and data licensing in a wide sense.