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A talk from the 2010 Supernova Conference in Philadelphia.
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A talk from the 2010 Supernova Conference in Philadelphia.
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Transparency Camp 2010 NY Senate Session.
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Panel on government transparency from D.C. in Washington with Clay Johnson of Sunlight Labs, Gray Brooks of the FCC, Riki Parikh from Senator Warner’s office, Andrew Noyes of Facebook, Gloria Huang of the Red Cross and Kathleen Fitzgerald of Scribd.
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Department of Energy director of new media Cammie Croft spoke about online engagement, followed by Altimeter Group founder Charlene Li on open leadership.
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MIT post-doctoral fellow Riley Crane shares insights from his team’s success in the DARPA Network Challenge. Learn more at http://balloon.mit.edu. For more on his testimony before the Senate, read about the technology that’s making government better.
The inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, talked about open linked data and global principles for open government in this interview at the Gov 2.0 Expo.
For more context, read about how opening up NASA’s space data can help save birds.
Frank Baitman is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Social Security Administration (SSA). He joined the agency in September 2009. In this video, he explains what gov 2.0 and open government mean to him. For more context, read “Will Social Security Get Social Media in the Government 2.0 Age?” in the Huffington Post.
Mary Davie is the Assistant Commissioner for the Office of Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) in GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS). In this interview, she talks about using wikis in government.
Senator Kate Lundy has represented the Australian Capital Territory in the Senate in the Australian Federal Parliament as a member of the Australian Labor Party since 1996. I wrote more about the Australian approach to open government in “Government 2.0 Down Under” for O’Reilly Radar.