Big Day for Gov't 2.0
So many things happened today that my head is spinning.
If your head is spinning, too, you might appreciate a handy-dandy link list.
U.S. Government YouTube hub: gives you quick access to all agency channels.
White House blog post re: Gov't 2.0: Bev Godwin highlights social media projects all across government. Features a video with White House New Media Director Macon Phillips giving a guided tour of many gov't 2.0 sites.
Data.gov: the new gov't-wide site designed to give you raw data to play with. Mashups, anyone?
Round 2 of the Open Gov't Initiative: the White House invites all Americans to suggest ideas on how to make the gov't more transparent, participatory, and collaborative. The site features an innovations gallery, showing the best of open gov't.
Those are all from the gov't itself. But also today, the Sunlight Foundation launched Apps for America 2, where people are invited to create good uses for gov't data they find on data.gov.
And here's my bold prediction: in a year, we'll look back on this stuff and laugh at how little we were doing back then.
If your head is spinning, too, you might appreciate a handy-dandy link list.
U.S. Government YouTube hub: gives you quick access to all agency channels.
White House blog post re: Gov't 2.0: Bev Godwin highlights social media projects all across government. Features a video with White House New Media Director Macon Phillips giving a guided tour of many gov't 2.0 sites.
Data.gov: the new gov't-wide site designed to give you raw data to play with. Mashups, anyone?
Round 2 of the Open Gov't Initiative: the White House invites all Americans to suggest ideas on how to make the gov't more transparent, participatory, and collaborative. The site features an innovations gallery, showing the best of open gov't.
Those are all from the gov't itself. But also today, the Sunlight Foundation launched Apps for America 2, where people are invited to create good uses for gov't data they find on data.gov.
And here's my bold prediction: in a year, we'll look back on this stuff and laugh at how little we were doing back then.
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Comment by Denise Hill on May 21, 2009 at 11:36pm -
Nice list. Bookmarked the sites form reference.
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Comment by GovLoop on May 21, 2009 at 10:00pm -
A great day. But as I told someone the other day...maybe there are 50 cool gov 2.0 examples right now....in a year there will be 500. And in 3 years it will 5,000. There are still many interesting problems and challenges along the way. Should be a fun ride.
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Comment by Barry Everett on May 21, 2009 at 8:48pm -
Wahoo! Where to start? But wait, we already have... ;-) OpenGov21 is 5 months old, and hopefully beginning to talk. Now let's get the training wheels off, and start peddling.
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Comment by Adam Arthur on May 21, 2009 at 6:11pm -
Cool post, Jeffrey.
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Comment by Henry Brown on May 21, 2009 at 5:10pm -
Also today:
http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20090521/index.htm
Hearing before Information Policy, Census, and National Archives Subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
Washington, DC, May 21, 2009 – At a hearing today focusing on the National Archives and Records Administration and the selection of a new Archivist, National Security Archive General Counsel Meredith Fuchs said: “[The new Archivist] should have a vision for an Archives 2.0.”
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Comment by bob ashley on May 21, 2009 at 4:34pm -
Appreciate your efforts to be our F-18 flying scout on gov20. Did I just hear a sonic boom? :-)
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Comment by Adriel Hampton on May 21, 2009 at 3:39pm -
Thanks for the roundup, and the bold prediction!
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