The Information and Technology Innovation Foundation is sponsoring Data Innovation Day today, with events around the US. From the site:
The purpose of Data Innovation Day is to raise awareness about the benefits and opportunities that come from increased use of information by individuals and the public and private sector.
There's a live webcast of the Data Innovation Day event at UC Berkeley, available here , which includes a range of speakers talking about techniques and methodology for making sense of massive amounts of different kinds of data. The panel happening now is all about generating value through analysis of public opinion. Really interesting work from Michelle Zhou (IBM), Galen Panger (UC Berkeley School of Information), and Ken Goldberg (UC Berkeley CITRIS and Center for New Media).
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