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The conversation moved from the simple question of “what does ‘2.0′ really mean” all the way to a concerted search [...]
I came across this quote today.
“We must use all available technologies and methods to open up the federal government, creating a new level of transparency to change the way business is conducted in Washington, and giving Americans the chance to participate in government deliberations and decision-making in ways that were not possible only a few [...]
Whether you’re a Republican, Democrat, Independent or what have you, there is no denying that political technology is changing the game. See which stories matter to the “future of the GOP.”
Following up on yesterday’s Gov 2.0 post, I found another, much closer to home example of this trend. San Francisco, home of Twitter and a host of other Web 2.0 companies, launched its very own App Store. In a move to make government more “transparent” and increase “access” to data in SF, Mayor Newsom proudly [...]
A few pointers on how campaigns are saving money using political technology
