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Zebralog | de » Solinger Bürger bewerten Sparmaßnahmen ihrer Stadt
Solingen spart! ist der Slogan eines seit dem 3. März 2010 laufenden Verfahrens, das Bürgerinnen und Bürger der Stadt Solingen die Gelegenheit gibt, bis [mehr...] [weiterlesen/Read more]
The Great E-mancipator » Democratic participation
…or should that be participative democracy? No, the two are definitely not the same! However, so as not to get confused with a post about participation, per se, I thought some expansion necessary! Thanks to Jose Manuel Alonso for mailing the W3C e-government interest group with the European E-participation Summary November 2009. The authors include Ann Macintosh and the document … [weiterlesen/Read more]
Open Data Network » Tim Berners-Lee: The year open data went worldwide
Last year here at TED I asked you to give me your data, put your data on the web, on the basis that if people put data onto the web, government data, scientific data, community data, whatever it is, it will be used by other people to do wonderful things, in ways that they never could have imagined. So, today … [weiterlesen/Read more]
Intellitics, Inc. » Open Gov West: March 26-27 in Seattle, WA
Looks like I finally get to attend one of the many events on Gov 2.0 and Open Government: Open Gov West The greater Northwest and Cascadia region is buzzing with innovative technology and civic engagement organizations, and a number of governments throughout the area have already launched open government directives. Hosted by the City of Seattle and Knowledge as Power, … [weiterlesen/Read more]
eParticipation « WordPress.com Tag Feed » A challenge to Open Democracy – Bloggers excluded from council's Twitter accreditation
I have read with great interest an article and supporting posts about Tameside Councils decision to accredit professional journalists and allow them to tweet live within council meetings and in effect ban anyone else from doing so. A council in the north of England has taken the unusual step of accrediting professional journalists to report from meetings using Twitter in … [weiterlesen/Read more]
PEP-NET » News Digest, week commencing 8th March 2010
Here are some news items, events and articles that I found during my first week working on PEP-NET. Apologies if some of them are almost a month old, but I found them so interesting that I thought I’d put them in anyway! There is an urgent need to address the issue of cyber warfare attacks on the US, according to … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » Transformed by you
Simon Wakeman has blogged about the upcoming Transformed by You event in Medway, jointly organised by Medway Council and Kent County Council. It’s a cross between LocalGovCamp and SIcamp, and looks like it will be a really cool day. Not least because of the involvement of Simon and also Kent’s Noel Hatch – two real innovators and thinker-doers in local … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » SnapGroups
I don’t seem to write much about new tools very often, which is a shame, as playing with stuff is one of my favourite things in the world. Anyway, here’s one I cam across this morning. I was alerted to SnapGroups thanks to ReadWriteWeb. It’s a neat little service that mashes up real time status updates – in other words, … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » Find what I’m reading
I’m still having a couple of technical problems here getting my delicious bookmarks posted up to the blog. Just in case this is causing you a great deal of anguish – and I completely understand if it isn’t – you can find out what stuff I think is worth reading in two places: there’s my delicious page itself, which also … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » LocalGovCamp London
Thursday’s LocalGovCamp in London was superbly organised by Anke Holst and her team. I was involved in one session, which was to by about internet culture and whether that’s the interesting thing local government ought to be taking on board, rather than stressing about whether or not they should be using Twitter. Flickr credit: Arun Marsh Rather than just have … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DEMOS-Monitor » Solinger Bürgerhaushalt gestartet
am vergangenen Donnerstag, den 4. März, wurde der Solinger Bürgerhaushalt gestartet. Unter der Adresse „www.solingen-spart.de“ können die Bürgerinnen und Bürger der Stadt nun bis zum 25. März 78 Sparvorschläge des Solinger Haushaltssicherungskonzeptes diskutieren und bewerten. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Bürgerhaushalten wie zum Beispiel in Köln, Hamburg oder Freiburg geht es in Solingen allerdings ausschließlich um Sparmaßnahmen. So muss die Stadt … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » Adventures in open source land
I had a load of fun yesterday being a total geek and installing Ubuntu on a netbook I’ve have for a little while and which doesn’t get used an awful lot. It’s a Samsung NC10, which, as I mentioned in this post, is a nice machine for social reporting due to its small size and light weight. Since I got … [weiterlesen/Read more]
Open Data Network » Transparenz in der Parteienfinanzierung
Mit der Aktion “Transparenz in der Parteienfinanzierung“ wollen Lobbycontrol, Mehr Demokratie, Transparency International und Campact “den Einfluss großer Spenden begrenzen, Geldflüsse an Parteien transparenter machen und eine unabhängige Kontrolle der Parteifinanzen durchsetzen.” Bei Campact kann man die Aktion unterstützen, indem man eine Mail an die Fraktionsvorsitzenden im Bundestag schickt. Die aktuellen Fälle von zweifelhaftem Parteien-Sponsoring erzeugen den Eindruck, Politiker/innen und … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » Bookmarks for March 7th through March 8th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error – … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » Whoopsie
Apologies if you have been confronted by a nonsensical post full of error messages from this site – something went wrong with my automated bookmark posting thingumy. Anyway, hopefully it won’t happen again. Update: it happened again. Sorry. Possibly related posts: Why Projects Fail: Obstacles and Solutions [weiterlesen/Read more]
The Great E-mancipator » Community work
A report by PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) and the IPPR entitled “Capable Communities – Public service reform: The next chapter” has appeared. It’s another short one at 24 pages and it follows a long list of other reports concerned with co-production, such as the ones I’ve managed to cover here, here and here (and even back in October 2008, too) It doesn’t … [weiterlesen/Read more]
Open Data Network » Europe 2020: Commission proposes new economic strategy in Europe
The European Commission has published a proposal for a new economic strategy in Europe titled: EUROPE 2020: A European strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. The press release IP/10/225 titled: Europe 2020: Commission proposes new economic strategy in Europe, states: In order to meet the targets, the Commission proposes a Europe 2020 agenda consisting of a series of flagship … [weiterlesen/Read more]
DavePress » The Community Roundtable
I hadn’t come across this before, but the Community Roundtable looks like quite a useful resource. It describes itself as a virtual table where social media and community practitioners gather to meet, discuss challenges, celebrate successes, and hear from experts. …which sounds rather fun. Two things on the site caught my eye this afternoon. First is the community maturity model, … [weiterlesen/Read more]
Open Data Network » 8 Open Government Data Prinzipien Vol. 3 – “Zeitnah”
In den USA hat die Open Government Arbeitsgruppe bereits ende 2008 die 8 Open Government Data Prinzipien für offene Regierungsdaten formuliert. Um die deutsche Regierung und deutsche Behörden bei der Öffnung der Daten zu unterstützen haben wir die Argumente ins deutsche übersetzt und präsentieren euch in loser zeitlicher Abfolge, 8 Thesen zu den Open Government Data Prinzipien. In der zweiten … [weiterlesen/Read more]
PEP-NET » “Le regole della partecipazione”. Due giornate di studio all’Università di Perugia.
Per chi oggi è interessato alle pratiche emergenti della partecipazione – cittadini, associazioni, partiti, apparati amministrativi, parlamenti e governi – è sempre più cruciale mettere a fuoco lo statuto giuridico, gli spazi di istituzionalizzazione della partecipazione e l’attuazione concreta delle opportunità partecipative collegate. I vincoli o i limiti delle sperimentazioni hanno spesso a che fare con i gap fra diversi … [weiterlesen/Read more]
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