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With Wikidata at the Digital Social Summit #dss2022

29.03.2022 Events

The dome stands for transparency: Open Parliament TV has made the Bundestag debates, which are available online, searchable and linked them to Wikidata knowledge. Why? In social media, excerpts of […]

Session on Wikidata for Civic Tech at Data Re-use Days 2022

23.03.2022 Events

At the Re-use days 2022, several projects using Wikidata were invited. Together with projects like Comparative Legislators Database, Govdirectory, OpenSanctions, Party Facts, and Ideograph, we were able to present Open […]

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Current State after the Launch

05.01.2022 Project Updates

Happy New Year everyone! It has been 2 months since we officially launched Open Parliament TV. Since then, parliamentary administrations, journalists, teachers, MPs, parliamentary fractions, activists, research groups, NGOs, companies […]

Guest Article for Wikimedia Germany

01.12.2021 Project Updates

With the recently published search engine and interactive video platform “Open Parliament TV”, more than 27,000 videos of Bundestag speeches can be searched word for word. In the future, speeches […]

Netzpolitik.org on our launch

21.11.2021 Project Updates

Open Parliament TV makes it easy to browse through the vast amounts of video material. All speeches are searchable in full text. The results can be filtered by parliamentary group […]

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Open Parliament TV Launch

20.11.2021 Project Updates

After 15 months of work and a 1-month test phase, our search engine and interactive video platform for parliamentary speeches officially goes online today: https://de.openparliament.tv

Explainer Video MIZ Babelsberg

15.10.2021 Project Updates

The Open Parliament TV project makes debates in the German Bundestag more transparent, accessible and understandable and serves as a tool for journalists that makes it much easier to find […]

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