How Technology Can Transform Cities from Newsweek.
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Chris
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followyourgov
New post: Local Govs Need to Release More Data http://bit.ly/bzpnmH #gov20
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Chris
Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist, links to a great CNN article about mobile apps and gov 2.0.
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followyourgov
New post: Newmark Link about Gov 2.0 http://bit.ly/4Cz786
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Chris
Here is the list of apps submitted in New York City’s BigApps contest.
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followyourgov
New post: NYC’s App Contest http://bit.ly/8pjky3
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Chris
The Promise of Open Government: How data can unlock government and open it up to citizens as never before, from Governing.
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followyourgov
New post: Promise of Open Government http://bit.ly/89z6Ub
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Chris
Five predictions for government 2.0 in the next three years, including innovation coming from local governments, rise of Citizen 2.0, more video, and always on the record.
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followyourgov
New post: Gov 2.0 Predictions for Next 3 Years http://bit.ly/6jCS2O
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Chris
Social Computing Journal has 7 government 2.0 predictions for 2010, which include: self-service integration (and mashups), increased transparency and citizen involvement (due to apps), and incorporating more social media.
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followyourgov
New post: Gov 2.0 Predictions for 2010 http://bit.ly/5tGIH9
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clindsey
RT @followyourgov: New post: Gov 2.0 Predictions for 2010 http://bit.ly/5tGIH9
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Chris
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followyourgov
New post: Governing on Open Government http://bit.ly/6XIYsY
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Chris
The White House has asked agencies to publish data (to Data.gov) within 45 days, and:
Following the three-data-set action, each branch has to create an Open Government Webpage at http://www.agency.gov/open to function as the “gateway” to activities in that area. The site must also include a mechanism for public feedback about the process, and government agencies must respond to the comments they receive. And within 120 days they have to publish comments on how they plan to improve their openness policies.
That’s good work!
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followyourgov
New post: White House Wants to Release More Data http://bit.ly/8EuCk7
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Chris
The New York Times has a great article today on local governments that are opening up their data to be used in mashups, apps, and mobile apps (think iPhone apps).
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followyourgov
New post: NYTimes on Local Government Data http://bit.ly/7APhLc
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clindsey
RT @followyourgov: New post: NYTimes on Local Government Data http://bit.ly/7APhLc
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followyourgov 8:26 am on February 6, 2010 Permalink
New post: Technology Transforming Cities http://bit.ly/azi2b8
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