Post by Tod Newcombe on Dr. Beth Noveck’s speech at the recent NASCIO conference on what the White House is doing to turn social networking tools into an outcome-oriented platform for the Obama administration. Noveck is the deputy director for Open Government within the Office of Science and Technology Policy at the White House. Her [...]
Entries from May 2009
Can Social, Participatory Gov 2.0 Work?
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Collaboration, Government 2.0, Government as Platform, Mashups, USA, Web 2.0, Wisdom of Crowds, e-Democracy, e-government
Tags: Collaboration·e-Democracy·e-government·Government 2.0·Government as Platform·Mashups·transparency·Trust·USA·Web 2.0·Wisdom of Crowds
Google Announces Support for Microformats and RDFa
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Search Technology, Semantic Web, Standards, Web 2.0
An interesting post by Tim O’Brien at O’Reilly Radar highlighting that earlier this month Google introduced a feature called Rich Snippets which provides users with a convenient summary of a search result at a glance. They have been experimenting with microformats and RDFa, and are officially introducing the feature and allowing more sites to participate. [...]
Tags: Search Technology·Semantic Web·Standards·Web 2.0·Web 3.0
An executive guide to social media
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Collaboration, Knowledge Management, Net-Gen, Society, Software, Web 2.0
I just came across this useful collection of articles on Social Media on Business week – ‘An executive guide to social media’ link…
Tags: Collaboration·Knowledge Management·Net-Gen·Society·Software·Web 2.0
Data.gov launched – another step towards Government 2.0
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Collaboration, Government 2.0, Government Policy, Government as Platform, Mashups, Trust, USA, Web 2.0, e-Democracy, e-government, transparency
Launched on May 21st, Data.gov is an online platform for access to Federal Government Data. By helping the public find, access, and download non-sensitive Executive Branch data, Data.gov enables enterprising Americans to create new web applications that can help individuals, communities, and businesses access, sort, visualize and understand public data in new ways.
Tags: ·Collaboration·e-Democracy·e-government·Government 2.0·Government as Platform·Government Policy·Mashups·transparency·Trust·US·USA·Web 2.0