Now that the legal bru-ha-ha between StationStops and MTA has blown over, and MTA seems to be making significant gestures to opening up their data, I want to give a very special and overdue shout-out to some great people behind the scenes who supported StationStops.
First and foremost is the Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy Clinic [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Open Transit Data'
StationStops Thanks Brooklyn Law IP Clinic, Others for Legal Support
October 15th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: Frivolous Litigation · MTA · Metro-North · Open Transit Data · StationStops for iPhone · StationStops.com · copyfraud
City Council To MTA CEO: “(MTA) Operational Data Should Be Wholly In The Public Domain”
September 10th, 2009 · No Comments
New York City Councilwoman Gale Brewer Chairs the Technology in Government Committee, and has sent a letter to MTA interim CEO Helena Williams regarding MTA’s current data policies.
In the letter, Brewer suggests that MTA operational data be “wholly in the public domain”, available online, using standard data transit protocols provided by Google, and be [...]
Tags: MTA · Open Transit Data
BetterMetroNorth.com Offer Slick Online Metro-North Schedules
September 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
Tom Lehman has a very slick, fast, and easy-to-use Metro-North scheduling web app at BetterMetroNorth.com.
Check it out!
Some people might ask me – Chris, you have your web Metro-North Schedules, and your own Metro-North Scheduling app – why draw attention to competition?
Well, because most of us mobile developers don’t think in those terms – that’s MTA-think.
In [...]
Tags: MTA · Metro-North · Open Transit Data
