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e-participatory budgeting system - 0 views

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  • stan mag on 02 Oct 09
     
    White paper on participatory budgeting system at the local level
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MediaShift . Local Politicians Use Social Media to Connect with Voters - 1 views

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  • Rem Palpitt on 02 Oct 09
     
    Smith's community isn't the only smaller city or town to find itself suffering form a lack of local press. While the New York City mayoral election attracts interest from the New York Times, elsewhere the media landscape has changed drastically, thanks to the shuttering of smaller newspapers that were traditionally the source of local political coverage. In some places, social media is being used to try and replace some of what has been lost in terms of professional reporting.
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Augmenter la ville : pour quoi faire ? | InternetActu.net - 0 views

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  • stan mag on 02 Oct 09
     
    Quand la realite virtuelle rejoint l'urbanisme.
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Tunisie : Les cyberflics doublent leur effectif et se lâchent sur Facebook ! ... - 0 views

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  • 00 cyberflics exerçant « dans des locaux tout neufs situés à moins d’un kilomètre du palais de Carthage
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Valuable Games » Blog Archive » My.BarackObama.com as Augmented Reality Game - 0 views

blogs.law.harvard.edu/...acom-as-augmented-reality-game terra defection engagement my.barackobama.com obama games
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  • what made MyBO revolutionary, and what puts it in the same category as World Without Oil, is that it also asked participants to engage in non-digital, non-virtual activity
  • Perhaps the biggest problem of MyBO as a game was its failure to scale. It was disheartening to log in and see that you were in 266,442nd place
  • But the system would have been far more motivating if your cohort group was more local: all Obama supporters in your state, city, or your MyBO groups.
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  • Some were upset by the change, which demonstrated that the points really did motivate some. Wrote one of the top 500: “GIVE ME MY POINTS BACK!!!! THEY DO NOT BELONG TO YOU!!!!!”
  • Full disclosure: including one I’m now working on a civic engagement game for Fair Trade).
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Le crowdsourcing, c'est aussi un jeu - 0 views

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  • Une étude du Georgia Institute of Technology (pdf) a montré en 2005 que les Wikipédiens travaillaient souvent dans le but d’obtenir une reconnaissance de la communauté
  • En plus de la gratification de long-terme (la crédibilité, la reconnaissance des pairs), certains trouvent dans la collaboration une gratification immédiate, dans le divertissement.
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The Three Laws of Open Government Data - 0 views

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  • The Three Laws of Open Government Data: If it can’t be spidered or indexed, it doesn’t exist If it isn’t available in open and machine readable format, it can’t engage If a legal framework doesn’t allow it to be repurposed, it doesn’t empower
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Villepin, un come-back politique par le web ? - 2 views

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  • Rem Palpitt on 29 Sep 09
     
    Dominique de Villepin a ouvert depuis une semaine son réseau social, deux mois avant ceux de l'UMP et du PS. Une initiative qui pourrait lui servir de vitrine pour une future candidature en 2012.
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FreedomWorks, le MyBarackObama républicain, financé par l'industrie du tabac? - 0 views

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  • Less than eight months later, the seed planted in those anti-Obama Google groups has burst into flower on the streets of Washington. Tens – or even perhaps hundreds – of thousands of livid demonstrators filled the capital, brandishing banners saying "Don't tread on me!" and "Obamunism" – a reference to the president's perceived socialist or even communist tendencies. "Liar! Liar!"they shouted, echoing the outburst of a Republican congressman to Obama's face last week.
  • Matt Kibbe, who heads FreedomWorks, a national conservative group that led the push behind last Saturday's rally, goes further. He says that the movement has stolen from Obama the techniques he used to such effect last year and is now redeploying them as a stick with which to beat the president.
  • When Obama beat Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primaries, FreedomWorks studied how he did it and then copied him. They set up a ning site, a Facebook-like platform that allows members to talk to each other without having to go through the parent body. The result was explosive
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  • FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity are sister groups who came from the same parent body — a campaign called Citizens for Sound Economy, which split in two in 2004. It was set up by one of America's richest men, David Koch, an oil tycoon who has funded rightwing causes for decades.
  • FreedomWorks receives funding from the tobacco conglomerate Philip Morris, as well as from Richard Scaife, another business tycoon, who for years helped fund dirt-digging investigations into Bill Clinton. Local branches of Americans for Prosperity have also received tobacco money; the group has opposed smoke-free workplace laws and cigarette taxes
  • FreedomWorks insists that about four-fifths of its $8m budget this year comes from small individual donations. Kibbe interprets that as a sign of genuine pent-up anger towards spendthrift politicians in Washington of both parties, and believes it can be traced back to George Bush's bailout of the banks.
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