Category: Government 2.0
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 18, 2010
There is no they. – The Breaking Time David Forbes: And the lights go out …Alexander Howard: Emergency Social Data Summit Highlights the Role of Social Media During Crises Mark P. McDonald: The future of the CIO lies in addressing a challenge no one else is thinking aboutCandi Harrison: Clearing the Clutter – A Success
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 17, 2010
The links must go on: Andrea DiMaio: How to Use IT to Help Development, and Have FunVirtual Worlds News: Virtual Worlds News Wrap-up for the Week of August 14Alex Williams: Q&A – Janrain’s CEO Discusses OpenID in the Federal Gov’tMac Margolis: Your Pass to Good GovernmentAlex Howard: Sean Garrett on Twitter’s Gov’t Liaison and Plans
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 15, 2010
Keepin’ on keepin’ on: David Eaves: Which App for Climate Change Do You Like Best?Ben Parr: How To – Visualize All Your Foursquare Check-InsGovernment 2.0 Action Plan – VictoriaNathaniel Whittemore: Clinton’s Crew – The Exciting Entrepreneurs Revolutionizing GovernmentDOT Open Gov team earns Leading Practices awardLaura McGann: Data-visualization due turns down Knight funding over open sourceAnd,
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 14, 2010
Through freak weather, the links must go: Chris Vein: 5 Open Data Apps that Are Improving Our CitiesLisa Hoover: Open Source Wheelchair Design Aids Disabled in Developing CountriesMarc Lifsher and David Sarno: Google accuses California of rigging bidding process for e-mail contractPeter Levine: What is the best participatory project in the world?John Moore: How well
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 13, 2010
Catch a shooting star: Vanessa Fox: ‘Knowledge is a Mashup’Andrew Turner: CrisisCommons and CongressAlex Williams: City of Denver Dives Into the World of Open-SourceNatalie Binder: Rocking the State – Human ResourcesDan Zarrella: How To – Get Tweetable Moments from Your PresentationsMark Paterson: APS 200 Public Sector Innovation ProjectAmanda Eamich: With Your Help, SXSW – FTW!
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‘We Must Turn These Stones Into Schools’
threecupsoftea.com, originally uploaded by AdrielH. The title are words spoken to pioneering education activist Greg Mortenson by Sadhar Khan, a warlord in the Afghan territory held by the Northern Alliance before the Taliban took control of the country and then were displaced by the U.S. post-911. I highly recommend this book, “Three Cups of Tea,”
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 12, 2010
Things are heating up! JD Lasica: Cool Gov 2.0 sites you don’t know about Steve Ressler: Three Sings that Government is More Innovative than Ever Sunlight Foundation: Ten Principles for Opening Up Government Information Steve Myers: 4 Digital Tools to Improve Your Government Coverage Urban Omnibus: Code for America Anthony Stewart: Robocalls to give MPs
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 11, 2010
All we are is layer upon layer of who we were: Dan Bevarly: Shaken & Stirred – 21st Century Diplomacy w/Web 2.0 Tom Simonite: Whose Tweets Matter Most? Govistics: Open Data – When Uniformity Becomes a Virtue Terry Starbucker: Willy Wonka and the Leadership Idea Factory Terri Jones: Did you bring the map? Three ways
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – August 10, 2010
Nothing but the best content: Benjamin Pauker: The Geopolitics of Google EarthRon Pringle: Is Your Content Really Serving the PublicAdriel Hampton: San Francisco City Attorney’s Office on FlickrSteve Radick: Identify the Right People to Manage Your Social Media InitiativesPhilipp Mueller (via GovLoop): Citizens Make the State 2.0Clay Johnson: How did Weather Data Get Opened?Red Cross:
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