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[The Command Line] Wiki White House: He described harnessing the interest the Obama campaign has fostered in very similar terms to the way Clay Shirky has been talking about harnessing the recent cognitive surplus through network tools, like Wikipedia. That is a high bar indeed and the model Obama is exploring differs in one key respect.

[pureinformation.org] New America Foundation “Wiki White House” Talk at Google: Miller identified this as a big problem, saying that the U.S. government has been way behind in adapting to using the technologies such as social media tools, that are commonplace everywhere else in society. However, she said that things are beginning to change because citizens are demanding it!

[Black Web 2.0] Wiki White House: President Barack Obama ran for office with the most wired presidential campaign in history, so it makes sense that his administration would carry all that technological savvy with it into Washington. But now that they’ve arrived, a major question facing the administration is whether the tools that worked so well during the campaign can also work in the nation’s capitol, where online activity is dictated by everything from regulations issued before the internet was born to inherent negative attitudes about data and information sharing from government bureaucrats.

[Kevin Bondelli's Youth Vote Blog] links for 2009-03-06: Rurls Flouder for Tech | Future Majority. More Economic Woes Plauge Youth | Future Majority. Internet Evolution - Editor's Blog - New Federal CIO Details Wish List. Hacking education: Google U « BuzzMachine ...

[Wireless Future Program: Publications, Events and More] Wiki White House | The New America Foundation: Sascha Meinrath suggested the need for government-wide FOIA for the primary statistical data utilized for government reports to allow for external analysis and reports. Craig Newmark noted a number of good proposals and ideas had been developed by the Federal Web Manager’s Council, but bureaucratic obstacles and federal regulations had prevented their implementation.

[techPresident] Daily Digest: Amplified, Asked, and Answered | techPresident: Moderated by Wired's Nicholas Thompson, the "Wiki White House" session featured Craiglist's Craig Newmark, Sunlight Foundation's Ellen Miller, conservative consultant Mindy Finn, and New America's Sascha Meinrath.

[ForumGarden] John McCain is the Mastermind behind 9/11!!: Put these in your tank and the fish will eat the wigglers as they hatch into the water, usually within 48 hours.[2] If you don't move them to the fish tank, they'll hatch and the larvae (aka "wigglers") will grow and eat the algae. As the larvae mature, they become comma-shaped with two tiny antenna.

[Collaboration Project RSS Feed] News (updated): Back when he was campaigning for president, Barack Obama's skillful use of Web 2.0 technologies such as Facebook and YouTube enabled him to get his message out to new audiences of voters in an unprecedented fashion. But using the same technologies in his new role as president is already proving to be more controversial.

[Success Through Balance ©] Dealing With Desperation when Things Don’t Go Right: If someone close to me gets clinical depression, you could have Anthony Robbins dance around the room reciting his whole repertoire stark naked while Zig Ziglar plays the banjo and I can guarantee you it would have zero affect until the drugs solve the issue. Self help kicks in to try and make the length of time longer between episodes.

[techPresident] PdF 2008: Rebooting the System (A Peek at the Program) | techPresident: -Jose Antonio Vargas (Washington Post), Ana Marie Cox (Time), Ben Smith (Politico) and Sarah Lai Stirland (Wired) will talk about the covering the political web and web politics, a topic that they have been pioneering this whole .-Vijay Navindran (Catalist), Paul Davis (Voter Genome Project) and Greg Elin (Sunlight Labs) will gather the real data geeks in the house for a session on building new tools for getting out the vote, getting out the vote and going hyper-local;

[The Caucus] Gore Wows the Netroots Crowd - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com: He called mountain-top mining is an atrocity and an outrage and called the idea of turning coal into liquid fuel for cars “insane.” He said that building new wind turbines was laudable but they had to be built where the wind is, not necessarily where the structures are that might support them.

[Collaboration Project RSS Feed] News - News - Collaboration Project: Ironically, the decision by the White House comes days after YouTube began to roll out new policies to better protect the privacy of visitors who view videos embedded into federal government Web sites. The move by YouTube may prove to be too little, too late.

[Open Source] Open Source » Blog Archive » Global Warming: Coal ”” It’s Cheap and ...: So if the average temperature of the planet rises by, say 10 degrees C, it may cause some temporary disruptions, flooding of low-lying areas, tropical disease outbreaks, some famines and human migrations, etc. But if it killed a BILLION people we’d still have 5.5 billion people left, and over the next decade or two we’ll probably have effective treatments or prophylaxis of malaria, dengue, and other tropical diseases.

[New Thinking] GovTwit Directory « New Thinking: BearingPoint is pleased to launch this blog to tap into new thinking wherever it resides. We’ll share ideas from some of our own best thinkers, but we’re opening up this online stage to everyone to foster a dialogue on the issues that matter most to today’s organizations.

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