Yale Fox: How Open Data on Housing Empowers Tenants

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Yale Fox, TED Fellow, big data speaker and CEO of Rentlogic, describes how crooked landlords and building inspectors might exploit several loopholes in our current system—and how studying open data on housing might put the power back into the hands of tenants.

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