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You are now here: datademocracy > ECBSpeech: why this webapp
Aims: see the link above (the main page explaining the datademocracy concept), i.e. to "democratize access to data".
Each "case" will contain a different "shape", or "source"- in some cases with data analysis and visualizations.
Whenever there will an interim database to "distill" information from the source, it will be on Github, to enable further reuses without the need to reprocess the source data (sources will be always acknowledged and data tranformations and formatting documented).
Case 1: ECB Speeches 1997-2019 (selection of those with an English title or content) Thanks to the release on 2019-10-25 of a first CSV file containing the speeches listed on the ECB website, this examples enables to search by tag cloud.
As this is just an experiment, it shows, for each keyword, which speaker delivered speeches containing that keyword and in which year.
The dataset used is an augmented version of the CSV dataset with European Central Bank (henceforth ECB); the reference file was the 1997-2019 dataset posted on ECB's website used, updated 2019-10-25 (and then 2020-01-31)
This application contains items published up to 4305 records : 233 blog posts 128 ECB Podcasts 604 interviews 295 press conferences 3045 speeches
2026-06-02 Boris Vujcic: "A European perspective on currency and convergence" 2026-06-02 Piero Cipollone: "Europe needs to act to strengthen the role of its currency" 2026-06-03 Frank Elderson: "Strengthening operational resilience for the age of AI" 2026-06-03 Piero Cipollone: "Europe’s money evolves so people’s freedom to pay remains" 2026-06-03 Oscar Arce, Niccolo Battistini, Othman Bouabdallah, Eliza Lis, Matthias Mohr: "A tale of two energy crises – initial conditions matter" 2026-06-04 Christine Lagarde: "Women and leadership: widening the pipeline" , and provides for each item the link on ECB's website.
By clicking on a tag (e.g. "euro"), you will see the list of people, and years speeches are available for.