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Creating a more flexible and useful business and occupational categorisations for the music and film industries.

Our next product is the development of an open source tool (and an app) that brings your reliable catalogue or collection information to the format of Wikidata.

Our next product is the development of an open source tool (and an app) that brings your reliable catalogue or collection information to the format of Wikidata.

Reprex signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic, the Economic University of Bratislava, SOZA, and Sinus (on behalf of the Open Music Europe) consortium on utilizing the Open Policy Analysis results.

The latest Reprex R package, dataset was released today on the Comprehensive R Archive Network. It is a very early, conceptual package that will help make scientific achievements more open, governmental data easier to find, and store information that can be better combined.

In this case study, we will collect responses in English and Italian among music professionals and fans on LineCheck, and compare their answers with 10,000s of answers from their countries, from other occupational groups, and other countries.

Reprex won the Audience Prize in The Hague Innovators Challenge - with about as many votes as the 7 other contenters combined. We really wanted to prove that big data can work for small organizations, too.

We are concerned about the implosion of ‘social media’, and we believe that truly public space can never go private. We are joining Mastodon and helping our curators and partners to make the transition until there is more clarity about the future of Twitter and Facebook.

Reprex is the Hague-based impact startup developing decentralized, modern, web 3.0-compatible data observatories. Our mission is to fulfill parts of the SDG 16 and 17 goals: based on the open collaboration method of open-source software development and open knowledge management, we would like to enable impact makers to contribute to other SDG goals by making AI and big data work for them.

Introducing the collaborative data observatories with the example of the music industry and sector.