How can new media technology increase dialogue between government and the people in Iraq?

How can new media technology increase dialogue between government & the people? 1

What do these words mean to you? 2

Transparency Efﬁciency Participation 3

What does "New Media" infrastructure mean to you? 4

The Architecture of Participation http://bit.ly/webocracy Web Open Republic Parsable Open Data Free Citizen Public Platform Open Interface Democracy Process Distributed Open Standards Constitution Decentralized 5

Requirements for Open 2.0 ✓Easily Socialized ✓Heavily Hyperlinked ✓Easily Subscribed To ✓Freely Searchable ✓Open for Comments ✓Accessible to Apps ✓Highly Indexable ✓24 x 7, 365 Days optional, but highly recommended: 6

Types of Campaigns Government Led Citizen Led 7

Government Led Initiative New York State Senator Eric Adams http://adams.nysenate.gov “Stop the Sag” 8

Government Led Initiative Late March - Early April 2010 9

Government Led Initiative 10

Government Led Initiative Late March - Early April 2010 12

Government Led Initiative 13

Government Led Initiative November 2010 14

Data & Competitions 15

Unconferences & Barcamps 16

Networks & Competition 17

Open Questions 18

Government Led Initiatives 19

Citizen Led Initiatives 20

Citizen Led Initiatives Vote Monitoring / Election Protection Ushidi & Mapbox Twitter Vote Report 27

Data & Education 28

Media & Emergency 29

Now let’s build... Government Led Citizen Led 30

Digital Democracy @DigiDem Mark Belinsky | @mbelinsky mbelinsky@digital-democracy.org Noel Hidalgo | @noneck hidalgo@nysenate.gov 31

How can new media technology increase dialogue between government and the people in Iraq?

by Mark Belinsky on Oct 13, 2010

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