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  Chris 7:40 pm on February 2, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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  The DoDLive blog, an official Department of Defense blog, writes about how the Defense Department has used wikis to increase scientific collaboration.

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    followyourgov 2:45 pm on February 2, 2010 Permalink

    New post: DoD Wikis and Scientific Collaboration http://bit.ly/9aZ8×3 #gov20

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  Chris 11:12 am on January 2, 2010 Permalink | Reply
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  An interactive wiki for Government 2.0 topics.

   
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  Chris 6:47 am on November 18, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  The same city manager from yesterday talks about crowd sourcing at city hall, new communication tools, and the bad side of these new technologies.

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    followyourgov 7:08 am on November 18, 2009 Permalink

    New post: Crowd Sourcing and City Business http://bit.ly/23Dnr4

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  Chris 7:10 am on November 6, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  This FederalComputingWeek article identifies 3 methods that different jurisdictions have used to get public input.  Includes UserVoice for public input on budget priorities, WikiPlanning for a long-term plan, and blogging for public dialogue.

   
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  Chris 11:18 pm on October 5, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  National Association of Counties: More local governments using web 2.0.  Uses include RSS feeds, Twitter (to push news to citizens), Facebook, YouTube, blogs (external and internal), wikis, and others.

   
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  Chris 6:47 pm on October 1, 2009 Permalink | Reply
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  Wired has a good how-to for using wikis internally.