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Libraryhack was a mashup/apps competition which ran in May 2011 using data and collections from libraries in Australia and New Zealand.

Australia
Joined January 2011
2013 World Open Data Day Saturday February 23 opendataday.org.
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#greylit archaeological research data revealed that 29% usage was grey literature. The most valued collection.
#greylit UK research revealed SMEs did look for content /grey literature in universities
#greylit Gerald White providing story of Edna providing central access to education resources including grey literature
@piawaugh: Have you registered for #GovHack yet? Over $30k in prize funding for awesome apps, mashups & data is http ://t.co/aXgjAzLL
We happy to see that @NSLA is now on Twitter. Welcome
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amazing Interactive maps reveal London’s history bit.ly/uTUw32
On Hackfest Brisbane and Open Data Competitions - bit.ly/uoZdq7
“@Susan_Franklin1: RT@digiphile: "Open data can be fuel for innovation, growth and job creation"-@NeelieKroesEU j.mp/tCL2r1”
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Libraryhack retweeted
#publicsphere Libraries need to be social, and digitally desirable places.
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Hacking with - not hacking in should be something that people are encouraged to do in schools and workplaces. Nick Gruen at #rtiqld
Bringing people and great ideas together to work on mashups can yield amazing results.
Libraryhack getting a positive rap now. Well done to everyone who used the library data. You helped push the concept of open data. #rtiqld
Not just about making available but empowering people to use the data is an issue for libraries. #rtiqld
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Use AND re-use. Access is not enough if people can't use it in the ways that they might want. #rtiqld
Hacker is no longer a dirty word. Go Libraryhackers! #rtiqld
Open data and user generated content are hot topics in Libraries at the moment. #rtiqld
Opening for use and re-use has been a leading activity for libraries. #rtiqld
Libraries have cut their teeth on releasing data in which copyright has expired. #rtiqld