Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 29, 2010

Waste not, want not:Free our data: For democracy’s sake UK Public Data Principles Case study: Maryland Dept. of Education U.S. Federal Government: Axing IT to Save It? Digging Into the Details – Facebook Community Metrics Discussion – Who’s on the Front Line for Gov 2.0? Mass.gov Web Consolidation – “A Single Place to Go”

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 27, 2010

Start Monday off right: Colleen Kaman: Unpacking Open Source GovernmentTweet Congress: More than 100 Democrats in Congress using Twitter; GOP still leadsJohn Brunswick: You Don’t Want Facebook for the EnterpriseToronto Police: A social media guide to the G20Gov 2.0 Radio: Talking Open Data with Socrata’s Kevin MerrittAlso, Gov 2.0 Radio is giving away a ticket [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 26, 2010

For the flight home: Submit: Input on the draft National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace Read: Next Generation Government Trends Project: Create an Infographic About Childhood ObesityJoin: Open Model for Citizen EngagementWatch: NASA Releases Time-Lapse Video of the Gulf Oil Spill Posted via email from Wired to Share

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 25, 2010

Light reading:BubbleIdeas: Government 2.0 is the Axis of the Semantic Web [Web 3.0] Candi on Content: Creating a Culture of Customer Service Beth’s Blog: American Red Cross social media and Social Media Listening Literacy for Nonprofits (wiki) GovLoop’s gov-related hashtag directory Apps 4 Edmonton 5 tools for finding local tweeps Governments find Twitter effective at [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 24, 2010

Weekends are for vision: Forge.mil could be replicated for civilian agenciesCaliberSF: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Sends His 1st TweetJohn F. Moore: Chatting with Carol Spencer, Web Manager for Morris County, NJFeverBee: How to Spot Your Community is in Trouble: 8 Red Flags McChrystal and the Danger of Speaking Platitudes If Facebook is a virtual nation, [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 23, 2010

from our eyes to yours: Facebook CEO promises 1 billion users John F. Moore takes an opening crack at characterizing “The Social Ecosystem”Team Newsom twitpics Russian President Medvedev’s first tweetAndrea DiMaio: When Public Servants Make the DifferenceAlan W. Silberberg: Monopolies, Gov 2.0 and Community Have you seen Gadi Ben-Yehuda’s new blog topic? Gov 2.0 – [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 22, 2010

Four for today: Doug Bastien: Forming a Modern Community in GovernmentNick Charney: Eat or Be EatenNancy Scola: Health Care Reform – The Website Center for American Progress protests DC Apple store over Congo conflict minerals Posted via email from Wired to Share

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 21, 2010

Department of Education launches Data.ed.gov Democracy Challenge announces video contest winners CIO: 8 Ways to Keep Your Best Workers on Board The Breaking Time: Triumph of the book GovLoop has a new Twitter feed for job listings:GovGigsNASA photos put the Gulf oil spill in horrific perspectiveWhat is Your Facebook Data Worth?Data,gov’s next big thing: mashing [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 20, 2010

DCWeek – 240 people to check out on Twitter Ideas for Seattle – Local Gov and UserVoicePaul Day’s Conversion-Driven Government: Social Media is Not You JobOpen Government – a book reviewThe Guardian: The Internet – Everything you ever need to know Internet.artizans: open data doesn’t empower communitiesOsrin.net: Understanding gov20 adoption, finding a modelAlex Howard: Gov [...]

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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – June 19, 2010

Four for today: Dragan Varagic: Social Media Strategy Template Recommendations Open Data Euskadi – Basque Country’s Open Data siteAdriel Hampton: Usability – Are Hyperlinks Destroying Your Readers’ Brains?Act.ly petition in favor of the Social Network Users Bill of Rights developed at the Computers, Freedom, and Privacy conference Posted via email from Wired to Share

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