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Parycek

Web 2.0 Plattformen im kommunalen E-Government: Telos, Beschaffung, Modellier... - 0 views

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  • Parycek on 20 Mar 10
     
    Die Zeit des statischen Internets ist abgelaufen. Auch im E-Government. Es wird verstärkt auf Web 2.0 Technologien gesetzt. Wie aber eine kommunale »Web 2.0 E-Government Plattform« rechtskonform gestaltet werden kann, ist derzeit noch weitgehend ungeklärt. Hier setzt die Darstellung an. Der Autor erläutert die Grundlagen sowohl des »E-Government« als auch des »Web 2.0«. Anhand einer Musterkonfiguration analysiert er alle wesentlichen Planungs-, Aufbau- und Betriebsphasen einer solchen Plattform in rechtlicher Hinsicht. Hierbei geht der Verfasser nicht nur intensiv auf vergaberechtliche Fragestellungen und Implikationen in der Beschaffungsphase, sondern auch auf gestalterische Notwendigkeiten (Stichwort: Barrierefreiheit) ein. Im Anschluss untersucht er anhand von Beispielen die Verantwortung der Plattformbetreiber in der Praxis und berücksichtigt die besonderen Probleme der Öffentlichen Hand. Der Leser erhält auf die Öffentliche Hand zugeschnittene Strategien zur Haftungsvermeidung. Schließlich widmet sich die Arbeit dem Konkurrenzverhältnis der Öffentlichen Hand als Betreiberin einer Web 2.0 Plattform zu privaten Plattformanbietern und dem Marktumfeld Web 2.0. Der Verfasser verfolgt konsequent zwei Ziele: Zum einen werden die im Zusammenhang mit der Umsetzung einer Web 2.0 E-Government Plattform auftretenden Rechtsfragen wissenschaftlich fundiert geklärt. Zum anderen sind die gefundenen Ergebnisse so aufbereitet, dass sie auch für die Praxis dienlich sind.
Johann Höchtl

High Scalability - High Scalability - Web 2.0 Killed the Middleware Star - 0 views

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API scale middleware REST web2.0 web2+

shared by Johann Höchtl on 27 Jul 11 - No Cached
  • Web 2.0 applications don’t generally use a middleware tier to facilitate messaging across users or applications. They use APIs and web-based database access methods to go directly to the source.
  • it certainly appears that between cloud computing models and Web 2.0 having been forced to solve the shared messaging concept without middleware – and having done so successfully – that middleware as a service is obsolete.
Parycek

Science and Web 2.0: Talking About Science vs. Doing Science « The Scholarly ... - 0 views

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shared by Parycek on 19 Mar 10 - Cached
  • There are far too many sessions on journalism and policy, and far too little on doing science . . .
  • “killer app” that integrates social media into the mainstream of science.
  • Tools for doing science are much harder to envision and build.  But these sorts of tools are much more likely to see uptake and use by the community, simply because scientists are more interested in doing science than they are in talking about science.
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  • ScienceBlogs has around 80 regular bloggers. The Nature Network has around 40 blogs that have been updated in the last month (this figure seems to have dropped by 20% since I last checked). David Bradley lists 600-plus “science type” users of Twitter.
  • Parycek on 19 Mar 10
     
    Science Online 2010, the annual meeting for cutting edge users of Web 2.0 technologies in science, was held last month. It filled the science blogosphere with coverage and allowed far-flung colleagues to meet in person.
Parycek

Poll: Stakeholders & Web 2.0 - 0 views

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  • Parycek on 20 Mar 10
     
    Simple question for organisations: How does your organisation engage stakeholders with Web 2.0?
Johann Höchtl

Gordon Brown proposes personalised MyGov web services | Technology | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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mygov personalisation UK brown norway

shared by Johann Höchtl on 23 Apr 10 - Cached
  • A MyGov dashboard that allows every citizen to personalise the explosive growth of government services on the web was proposed today by Gordon Brown.
  • Brown said MyGov, which will eventually replace DirectGov, will end the current frustration of web users needing to identify themselves separately for different public services. He also said the dashboard will allow the citizen to manage their pensions, tax credits and child benefits, as well as pay council tax, fix doctors or hospital appointments, apply for schools of their choice and communicate with children's teachers.
  • Johann Höchtl on 23 Apr 10
     
    In Großbritannien versucht man ein ähnliches Portal wie MyPage in Norwegen umzusetzen
Johann Höchtl

Web design issues; What a semantic can represent - 0 views

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lee tim berners semantic web design issues URI identification

shared by Johann Höchtl on 05 Jan 11 - Cached
  • Replace identifiers with URIs. Remove any requirement for global consistency. Put in a significant effort into getting critical mass. Sit back.
  • Johann Höchtl on 05 Jan 11
     
    2011 so gültig wie 1998: Ein Fahrplan von TBL zum Semantic Web
Parycek

It's Not the Campaign Any More - 0 views

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us opengov participation case

shared by Parycek on 25 Jun 10 - No Cached
  • Parycek on 25 Jun 10
     
    How the White House Is Using Web 2.0 Technology So Far
Johann Höchtl

Wiki:Government 2.0 | Social Media CoLab - 0 views

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gov2.0 datasf open government

shared by Johann Höchtl on 08 Mar 10 - Cached
  • Internal (intra or inter-government) collaboration. Institutional presence on external social networks Open government data Employees on external social networks 
  • Increased government efficiency Increased government accountability Increased citizen engagement and participation Increased innovation
  • Potential loss of privacy Invalid data
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  • 1) what data should the government share and 2) how does data influence the public sphere
  • The optimists decry the modern instantiations of bureaucracy and policy in which democratic governments operate as the source of democratic ills and support the normative idea of an informed and engaged public.  Pessimists counter that the normative model of democracy most accepted in the literature is a novel construction that is not grounded in the natural behavior of citizens.
  • The innocence of Americans is either explained as a rational choice under the principle of rational ignorance (Downs, 1957) or explained as something inherent in the lack of mental sophistication in humans.
  • Government 2.0 attempts to correct the problems of information diffusion by assuming that people are simply unable or unwilling to find information in the offline world.  If the barriers to information acquisition are lowered then, the theory goes, people will be more likely to find, synthesize and use information in decision-making processes.
  • Feedback loops: Who will be active in these loops? How will the public respond? 
  • People usually think about explicit citizen participation, but some of the most pwrful Web 2.0 tools aren't about that: it's about ppl who are participating w/o knowing they are participating. Google is actually one of the great engines of harnessing participation, anyone who clicks on a link is participating, a link is a vote, meaning hidden in something they're doing already. Wikipedia isn't the only place where people are contributing.
  • The amount of data being shared/collected about people is growing exponentially, old notions of privacy need to be replaed by ideas of visibility and control: give more control over who gets to see it. We are better off with more visibility and control than stopping people from collecting data. The data is incredibly useful, applicaitons depend on data, people willingly giving up that privacy about where they are all the time.
  • many programs go wrong, generically, (what worries me) government is still very much an insider's game, we have not yet really built a system that allows real participation
  • Another gov 2.0 observation: it's very hard for a government agency to start over, it's not like private sector, where companies with bad ideas go out of business. Government agencies don't go out of business. (consumers benefit from newspapers going out of business) We don't have creative destruction in gov't, the basic machinery of it just gets bigger and more entrenched. Need to figure out how to start over: what not to do
  • The toughest part about Web 2.0, Gov 2.0, etc, might be the role of management. It used to be about defining the outcome and monitoring the progress towards that outcome. In Web 2.0 you don't know what that outcome is, it's a huge leap of faith, and takes a tremendous amount of adjusting to that approach. Do we need a different set of metrics? Yes. Media is intersecting with technology, technology is a new channel for media, even Hollywood is changing: oh my goodness, we have to create entirely new financial models!
  • "The future is already here, it's just unevenly distributed." It's a cultural issue here, people are stuck in the past and we need a new wave of innovators or we should just expect slow results.
Parycek

Digital Policy Council Urges Heads of State to Lead and Follow - 0 views

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web2.0 opengov policy comparison

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  • Parycek on 18 Mar 10
     
    Real Leaders Tweet, a new report from The Digital Policy Council, examines how Web 2.0 and social media strategies are helping heads of state create Government 2.0 where politics has a 'human' face and political views are communicated in ways that are transparent, open, and inclusive.
Parycek

Matrix « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing - 0 views

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socialmedia

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  •  Brands Must Stay Focused On Where Customers Already Are
  • Google Buzz Facebook MySpace Twitter
Parycek

Kooperative Technologien - Forschungsprojekt zu internetbasierten Formen der Zusammenar... - 1 views

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  • Parycek on 20 Mar 10
     
    Welche aktuellen Internettechnologien aus den Bereichen Web 2.0 und Social Software verwenden Unternehmen und Organisationen bereits? Was für Werkzeuge stehen ihnen zur Verfügung und welches Potential bieten diese für eine professionelle Zusammenarbeit und Kommunikation? Diese Fragen beantwortet eine gerade erschienene Analyse, die am Fachbereich Media der Hochschule Darmstadt (h_da) erarbeitet worden ist.
Johann Höchtl

Microsoft Research Watch: AI, NoSQL and Microsoft's Big Data Future - ReadWriteCloud - 0 views

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microsoft semantic web trinity cloud

shared by Johann Höchtl on 22 Mar 11 - No Cached
  • Probase is a Microsoft Research project described as an "ongoing project that focuses on knowledge acquisition and knowledge serving." Its primary goal is to "enable machines to understand human behavior and human communication.
  • Johann Höchtl on 22 Mar 11
     
    MS, die sich im Open Data Bereich stark positionieren, war nicht bekannt als eine Unternehmung, die im Semantic Web Bereich tätig ist. Aber hinter den Kulissen wird anscheinend an etwas ziemlich großen gearbeitet.
Johann Höchtl

An Open Data Litmus Test: Is There a Download Button | Off the Map - Official Blog of F... - 0 views

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open data principles

shared by Johann Höchtl on 29 Jun 10 - Cached
  • 1) Is there a download button?
  • 2) Data should always be linked to the derivative works created with it.
  • 3) Downloading should never be more than two clicks away (ideally one).
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  • 4) When you get to the data it should be available in multiple formats and be easy to use (i.e. data dictionaries).
  • 5) The data should be searchable and portable.
  • Johann Höchtl on 29 Jun 10
     
    Konkretere Prinzipien offener Daten: Wann kann man davon sprechen, dass eine Web Seite offene Daten anbietet?
Parycek

The Web Means the End of Forgetting - 1 views

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    NYTimes.com
  • Judith Schossboeck on 03 Sep 10
     
    extensive yet compact good stuff!
Johann Höchtl

"Aus dem Würgegriff der Experten befreit" - science.ORF.at - 0 views

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crowd sourcing howe web2.0 journalismus wikipedia beziehung

shared by Johann Höchtl on 13 Sep 10 - No Cached
  • Auch das Internet hat sich verändert. Durch Phänomene wie Crowdsourcing kam es zu einer Amateurisierung ganzer Berufssparten. Ich denke, dass sich die Kulturindustrie langsam aus dem Würgegriff einiger Experten befreit. Das haben wir zu einem großen Teil dem Internet zu verdanken. Ich sage es immer wieder und ich habe es auch in mein Buch geschrieben: Ich halte diese Entwicklung für äußerst positiv.
  • Kritiker des Web 2.0 behaupten, dass die Flut an neuen Medien die Kommunikation zwischen Menschen derart verändert hat, dass sie nun fragmentiert und unpersönlich geworden ist. Ich denke auch, dass sich zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen auf eine Weise verändert haben, die die besondere Vertrautheit, an die wir vor zehn oder 100 Jahren noch gewöhnt waren, bedroht
  • Sie arbeiten derzeit an einem journalistischen Projekt, bei dem Crowdsourcing benutzt wird, um Daten über das US-Gesundheitssystem zu erheben. In Österreich stecken diese Konzepte noch in den Kinderschuhen. Gibt es große Unterschiede zwischen Europa und den USA? Sind europäische Journalisten verschlossener gegenüber solchen Methoden? Ich denke, dass es Unterschiede gibt. In den USA erwägen immer mehr Medienunternehmen Crowdsourcing zu verwenden. Bei meinem Projekt geht es darum, Daten von Radiohörern zu sammeln und sich die Kosten für ihre Gesundheitsvorsorge anzusehen. Die Situation in Österreich kenne ich leider zu schlecht, um etwas darüber sagen zu können. Es gibt allerdings einige europäische Länder, die Crowdsourcing relativ früh aufgegriffen haben. Kurz nachdem mein Artikel darüber erschienen ist, gab es ein Experiment in den Niederlanden. Die Regierung hat dort versucht, die Bevölkerung durch Crowdsourcing in den Gesetzgebungsprozess einzubinden
Johann Höchtl

Enterprise Web 2.0 | ZDNet.com - 0 views

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Web 2.0

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