My projects and collaborations have produced several kinds of original datasets and archives. I strongly believe in sharing data, references, and ideas as soon as they might be of value, even though some would say there’s a risk of being plagiarized.

First, there are original archives and collections of literature and policy data:

• A archive of grey literature about technology diffusion and international development;
• A survey of Universal Service Fund plans from around the world.

Second, there are replication data sets for articles I have published:

• Replication data for IT and Omnivorous News Diets;
• Replication data for Sizing Up Information Societies;
• Replication data for Telecommunications Reform, Internet Use, and Mobile Phone Adoption in the Developing World.

Third, there is the official ICPSR filing of “ICT Diffusion and Distribution Data Set, 1990-2007“.  This is the collection of our work computing gini coefficients for technology access around the world.

Fourth, there are the event history and comparative communication data sets that I have been working on:

• Global Digital Activism Data Set
• Incidents of Compromised Records 1980-2006
• Technology Metabolism Index + Gini Coefficients for Technology Access