| Saturday, Citizen Space in San Francisco hosted the first California Data Camp and DataSF App contest. The event was a great mix of journalists, developers and govies, with an unconference and on-site app-building competition. Sponsor Spot.us liveblogged the event. You can also check out short videos from Craig Newmark and GovFreshTV. I’ve also thrown together a list of active tweeters from the event. In the morning session, I talked about bringing “Citizen 2.0” (Facebook group here) social media trainings to traditional activists and groups. CA Data was a powerful event in that it brought together several sectors around common ideals of collaboration and open government. Social media and Web 2.0 tools are powerful only in pursuit of a mission. Environmental groups, political clubs, Chambers of Commerce, what kind of traditional partners should the wired to share embrace? ~ Adriel Hampton is a San Francisco public servant and host of the Gov 2.0 Radio podcast. |
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