http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/7701166?v3=1
A discussion of technology, open data and innovation in DC government.
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/7701166?v3=1
A discussion of technology, open data and innovation in DC government.
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/8591838?v3=1
A talk from the 2010 Supernova Conference in Philadelphia.
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/6504345?v3=1
A talk by former DISA CTO Lewis Shepherd at a Fedscoop cybersecurity forum in Washington, D.C.
http://www.ustream.tv/flash/video/8698606?v3=1
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.
Laurel Ruma talks about what she learned at the Gov2.0 LA unconference.
Ben Berkowitz talks about the Gov2.0 LA Unconference and SeeClickFix.
Lovisa Williams talks about what she learned at the Gov2.0 LA Unconference. You can find her new blog on culture and government 2.0 at WordPress.com.
For more than four years, the intelligence agencies in the United States have been using a wiki called “Intellipedia” to improve knowledge capture and sharing. I interviewed Sean Dennehy and Don Burke at the Gov 2.0 Expo to learn more about Intellipedia. The two CIA officers have spearheaded the Intellipedia effort since its inception.
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.