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'The L(o)ng Revolution' and 'Scroogled'1 comment

Lauren Ingerman wrote 1 week ago: Introduction In 1974 Raymond Williams wrote an essay about the impact of television on society, “Tel … more →

Tags: Section IV, Agora, Andrew Baoill, Anna Notaro, Benjamin Barber, Blogosphere, blogs, Cory Doctorow, democracy

touch screen voting

ravi kiran wrote 3 months ago: Now a days, touch screen voting-easy way we are having a huge debate over transperency of electronic … more →

Tags: General, voting machine, Electronic Voting, Voting, touchscreen, Politics, Campaigns and Elections, Voting System

Obama 2.0 and police brutality...

schwartztronica wrote 10 months ago: …what do they have in common?  Web-based New Media, that’s what.  It’s time that w … more →

Tags: Politics, Journalism, obama, New Media, Web 2.0, online journalism, Citizen Journalism, Obama 20, police brutality

Twitter + Politics

kegill wrote 10 months ago: Presentation for tonight. PPT. Slideshare to come! Videos: Filiz, student project on YouTube. … more →

Tags: twitter, presentations

YouTube and Congress Reach Detente

kegill wrote 10 months ago: Remember the hoop-dee-do-dah in 2008 about Congressional use of social media? As the 111th Congress … more →

Tags: YouTube, Congress

Change.gov and The Domain Naming Process4 comments

kegill wrote 10 months ago: Over at Michelle Malkin’s blog, you can read the result of a Freedom of Information (FoI) requ … more →

Tags: Current Affairs, Change.gov

New Social Movements in South Korea: Netizens, Electronic Democracy, Social Protest and Democratization

vaiguoren wrote 10 months ago: Netizens is a relatively recent combination word (from interNET + citIZENS). In this paper, it refer … more →

Tags: On Line Identity, Korea, KOREAN WEBSITES, South Korea Netizens, netizens, interNET + citIZENS, new social movements, social protest, democratization

Obama Campaign Ditches Twitter, Facebook3 comments

kegill wrote 11 months ago: I’ve said this so often I feel like a broken record, but here goes: there is a big difference … more →

Tags: Social Networks, twitter, facebook, Politics, Barack Obama, Political Campaign

Change.Gov Adds CC Licensing1 comment

kegill wrote 11 months ago: The Creative Commons license announcement on Change.gov seems odd. Federal government materials are … more →

Tags: Legal, Current Affairs, C/C++, Change.gov, Copyright

Crowdsourcing The 2008 Election

kegill wrote 1 year ago: Using powerful digital tools not even in alpha four years ago, Americans are documenting election da … more →

Tags: convergence, web2.0

Campaigns In A Web 2.0 World

kegill wrote 1 year ago: The NYT Times: “Not since 1960, when John F. Kennedy won in part because of the increasingly p … more →

Tags: web2.0

Polling Place Photos, Videos and Tweets

kegill wrote 1 year ago: There’s a widespread clamor for crowdsourced documentation at the polls this election: the NY … more →

Tags: convergence, Events, twitter, crowdsourcing, election08

Digital Media and the Future of Journalism

kegill wrote 1 year ago: On Thursday 30 October, five Seattle-area organizations are hosting a forum on youth civic journalis … more →

Tags: Current Affairs, Events

Good News For Independent Journalism1 comment

kegill wrote 1 year ago: Spot.us has almost reached its goal for its first project, to fact-check political ads in San Franci … more →

Tags: media, Social Networks, Business Model, online journalism, community journalism

State Department Boasts Internal Wiki

kegill wrote 1 year ago: Distributed production comes to one of the most hide-bound agencies in government: the State Departm … more →

Tags: Social Networks, web2.0, Wiki

The Faux Charge About Congressional Use of Social Media1 comment

kegill wrote 1 year ago: Rep. John Culberson (R-TX) uses Twitter to communicate with constituents (and other folks). But acco … more →

Tags: Current Affairs, twitter, Congress

Campaign Conference Calls As Podcasts

kegill wrote 1 year ago: McClatchy’s DC office is publishing some presidential campaign conference calls as podcasts. W … more →

Tags: media, Podcasting, Society

Open Source Voting System Championed in NY1 comment

kegill wrote 2 years ago: The Village Voice reports that the viability of an open source electronic voting system is threatene … more →

Tags: Web/Tech, eVoting, Open-Source

Create Your Customized Democratic Candidate Mash-Up

kegill wrote 2 years ago: The Democratic Party is truly experimenting with citizen media this election cycle. On Wednesday, th … more →

Tags: convergence, Citizen Journalism, Mash Up, 2008 Presidential Election, Yahoo


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