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Twitter + Politics
Presentation for tonight. PPT. Slideshare to come! Videos: Filiz, student project on YouTube. … more →
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Obama 2.0 and police brutality...
schwartztronica wrote 5 months ago: …what do they have in common? Web-based New Media, that’s what. It’s time that w … more →
Twitter + Politics
kegill wrote 5 months ago: Presentation for tonight. PPT. Slideshare to come! Videos: Filiz, student project on YouTube. … more →
YouTube and Congress Reach Detente
kegill wrote 5 months ago: Remember the hoop-dee-do-dah in 2008 about Congressional use of social media? As the 111th Congress … more →
Change.gov and The Domain Naming Process
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kegill wrote 5 months ago: Over at Michelle Malkin’s blog, you can read the result of a Freedom of Information (FoI) requ … more →
New Social Movements in South Korea: Netizens, Electronic Democracy, Social Protest and Democratization
vaiguoren wrote 6 months ago: Netizens is a relatively recent combination word (from interNET + citIZENS). In this paper, it refer … more →
Obama Campaign Ditches Twitter, Facebook
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kegill wrote 6 months ago: I’ve said this so often I feel like a broken record, but here goes: there is a big differenc … more →
Change.Gov Adds CC Licensing
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kegill wrote 7 months ago: The Creative Commons license announcement on Change.gov seems odd. Federal government materials are … more →
Crowdsourcing The 2008 Election
kegill wrote 8 months ago: Using powerful digital tools not even in alpha four years ago, Americans are documenting election da … more →
Campaigns In A Web 2.0 World
kegill wrote 8 months ago: The NYT Times: “Not since 1960, when John F. Kennedy won in part because of the increasingly p … more →
Polling Place Photos, Videos and Tweets
kegill wrote 8 months ago: There’s a widespread clamor for crowdsourced documentation at the polls this election: the NY … more →
Digital Media and the Future of Journalism
kegill wrote 8 months ago: On Thursday 30 October, five Seattle-area organizations are hosting a forum on youth civic journalis … more →
Good News For Independent Journalism
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kegill wrote 10 months ago: Spot.us has almost reached its goal for its first project, to fact-check political ads in San Franci … more →
State Department Boasts Internal Wiki
kegill wrote 11 months ago: Distributed production comes to one of the most hide-bound agencies in government: the State Departm … more →
The Faux Charge About Congressional Use of Social Media
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kegill wrote 11 months ago: Rep. John Culberson (R-TX) uses Twitter to communicate with constituents (and other folks). But acc … more →
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 →
Open Source Voting System Championed in NY
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kegill wrote 1 year ago: The Village Voice reports that the viability of an open source electronic voting system is threatene … more →
Create Your Customized Democratic Candidate Mash-Up
kegill wrote 1 year ago: The Democratic Party is truly experimenting with citizen media this election cycle. On Wednesday, t … more →
Results In on the Congressional Website Project
kegill wrote 2 years ago: The Sunlight Foundation recruited citizen journalists to evaluate Congressional websites on three cr … more →
Blogging and Public Affairs
kegill wrote 3 years ago: I’m on a panel Wednesday morning with Robert Scoble and Pam Miller: "Blogging: Its power … more →
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