E-Democracy Meets E-Journalism (Transparency, Engagement)

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    1. E-Democracy Meets E-Journalism How the Net can support local and state governance and citizen engagement. Steven Clift, Founder and Board Chair E-Democracy.Org
    2. Outline
      • Introduction
      • 30+ Examples, 30 Seconds Each
      • Questions:
        • What’s so essential that …
        • Will it really make …
    3. Hello
      • It all started in 1994 …
      • Government by day, citizen by night …
    4. A new Athens for Democracy?
    5. “ News”
      • Timely access to information so you can:
        • Know “what’s new” or what someone else thinks is important
        • Be informed
        • Be entertained
        • Take action and influence what happens next
    6. The Intelligence is on the Network
      • Shared my assignment with 4,000+ people
      • Are you aware of sites that do X or Y?
        • 30+ Examples
    7. E-Alerts
    8. E-mail notices in St. Paul
    9. Digital Recording and Webcasting Oregon and San Francisco require recording of all public meetings by law. Search “Kimo Crossman”. Rule of law – See “Sidewalks for Democracy Online.” Need to require what is most important. What is?
    10. Miami Input on Strategic Plan
    11. Taskforce and Committee Tools Need for tools for commissions and task forces – WordPress Blog example used by a sanitation district in Oregon
    12. Government Spending Information State list maintained by Center for Fiscal Accountability
    13. Stimulus/Recovery Transparency
    14. Accountability
      • Deep Transparency – Yalova, Turkey
      • They provided access to:
      • Council decisions
      • Immediate flow of incomes
      • Daily flow of expenditures
      • Municipal Tenders
      • Citizen applications and document follow-up
      • Wealth Declaration - Increase/decrease of income and wealth of top officials (on left)
      • US – FederalSpending.Gov
      • Poland – FOI Laws Require Budget Information Online
    15. Alberta Gov’s Web Feeds
      • Those little orange icons
    16. DC Direct Data Sharing, Mashup
    17. Oakland Crime Data from Police
    18. “ Scrape and Bake” Crime Data City responds with its own e-alert tool.
    19. Reusing Local Gov/Other Data
      • Everyblock.com
        • http://everyblock.com
    20. Gov Data Reuse – UtahsRight.com
    21. MN DNR Lake Finder Multi Sources
    22. Democracy/Consultation Portal
      • Queensland’s democracy portal, policy - AU
        • http://www.moundsviewschools.org
      • Ask Bristol Consultation and Webcasting - UK
        • http://www.askbristol.com
    23. Legislative Online Public Hearings in Brazil
    24. E-Rulemaking
      • Democratized navigation
      • DOT Provides Public Access to Comments
      • Regulations.Gov should
      Live Video
    25. Schools and Online Engagement
      • Moundsview Public Schools
        • http://www.moundsviewschools.org
    26. Schools and Online Engagement
    27. Live Rural Villages Town Meeting, India –
    28. Right to Petition Government
      • What is the Magna Carta’s expression in 2007?
      • U.S. petitioning mostly about e-mail acquisition for advocacy not listening or redress of grievences
    29. E-Petitions Hosted by Gov in UK
      • UK Prime Minister’s E-Petitions
        • http://petitions.number10.gov.uk
        • Kingston upon Thames
        • http://www.kingston.gov.uk/information/your_council/epetitions.htm
      7+ percent of British population have signed an e-petition here
    30. Community Wiki
      • Kickapoo Valley, WI – Kickapedia http://kickapedia.wiki.zoho.com/Kickapedia-Home.html
      • DC Gov We the People Wiki
    31. Maps, Camera, Mobile, Action
      • FixMyStreet.com (UK) – mySociety.Org
        • http://fixmystreet.com
    32. SeeClickFix – MySociety.Org Inspired
    33. Congressional Tweets, Sunlight Foundation
    34. Deep Access and Accountability
      • Estonia’s Today I Decide, Document Register, X-Road (below)
    35. E-mail Transparency in Palo Alto
    36. Gov Voter Guides in Korea
    37. Mobile Photos to Enforce Anti-Corruption Election Laws
    38. Local “Everywhere”
      • AmericanTowns.com
        • Scrape Millions of Local Events
      • Topix .net
        • Host online news comments
      • Virtual Ghost Towns? Civil War?
      • http://pages.e-democracy.org – search“social media”
    39. Changed.Gov? Need Democracy.Gov
    40. Citizens Online
      • With my E-Democracy.Org hat on…
      • Citizen engagement – community building as outcome v. “news”
    41. Private Spaces with “Public” Qualities – v. Online Public Spaces
    42. Need Public Spaces – Online Versions of Town Halls, Capitols
      • Online public spaces, not just “public” commercial spaces
      • Need for decorum, civility, agenda-setting, relevance, accountability
      • <- The Minnesota Capitol Rotunda
    43. Blogofest Destiny?
      • Blogs democratize media, provide accountability
      • Compared to forums, most are highly individualistic often privately controlled spaces with some dialogue
      • Need own blog to join the e-ristocracy
    44. Divided We Blog? Source: The Political Blogosphere and the 2004 U.S. Election: Divided They Blog By Lada Adamic and Natalie Glance
    45. Connect
    46. Connect the Word
      • Blog
      • Forum
      • Online News/Blog Comments
      • Chat
      • Social Network
      • Online Consultation
      • Online Working Group
      • Web Feed
    47. Creating Public Space - Issues Forums Librarian Reporter Arts Group City Councilor Candidate Local Biz Ctizen #1 Advocacy Group Neighborhood Leader Mayor Forum Manager Citizen 500 Police Citizens Issues Forum GroupServer e-mails posts web view Subscribe once Commitment secured Post via e-mail/web New Resident City Hall “ Secondary Networks ” e-mail forwards Civil Society Personal Networks Local Media Coverage
    48. Conclusion
    49. Discussion Questions
      • What is so essential from local and state government that it needs to be accessible 24 x 7 online?
        • With options for
          • What’s new?
          • What’s changed?
          • What’s important (or what others think is important)?
          • Who is trying to change/influence it?
    50. Discussion Questions
      • (How) Will this make things “better?” What’s the outcome that justifies the investment in resources to make the best aspects of e-democracy universal?
        • Best Practices v. Legal Mandates
        • Representative v. Participatory Democracy
        • Informed v. Activated (Protest, etc.) v. Citizen Problem-solving/volunteerism
    51. Links to Everything
      • From:
        • http://stevenclift.com
    52. Extra Slides
    53. Digital Parade – Social Networks
    54. FYI - Briefs and Case Studies
      • Case Studies
        • Canadian International Policy eDiscussions
        • Community Blogging - Northfield, Minnesota
        • Community Forums and News in Subang Jaya - Malaysia
        • Listening to the City - New York City
        • Madrid Participa
        • NordPol - Northern Denmark
        • Queensland's E-democracy Leadership
        • Seoul's Online Policy Forum
        • Seattle's Online Civic Engagement Initiative
      • Briefs
        • Advanced Web Comment Forms
        • Budget Proposals Online
        • Content Syndication
        • Community Portals
        • Democracy Portal
        • Democratized Navigation
        • Elected Official Videos
        • E-mail Response Policy
        • E-Newsletters
        • E-Notification
        • Geographic Personalisation
        • M-Democracy - Mobile Content
        • SMS Citizen Input
        • Voter Education Online
        • Wireless Internet
      http://dowire.org/wiki/UK_highlights
    55. Recent Articles
      • Ten Practical Online Steps for Government Support of Democracy
        • Part of new 47 page U.S. government publication about e-democracy titled, “How E-Government is Changing Society and Strengthening Democracy.”
      • Also see - UK Local E-Democracy Project – See: www.icele.org
    56. Government Support for Democracy Online
      • Timely, personalized access to information that matters.
      • Help e-officials receive, sort and better understand and respond to e-mail.
    57. Government Support for Democracy Online
      • 3. Dedicate at least 10% of new e-government developments to democracy.
        • Not “services first, democracy later.”
      • 9. Fund open source sharing internationally across government.
    58. Government Support for Democracy Online
      • 4. Announce all government public meetings on the Internet in a uniform matter.
      • 5. Allow all people to look-up all of their elected officials from the very local to national in one search.
      • 6. Host online public hearings and dialogues
    59. Government Support for Democracy Online
      • 7. Embrace the rule of law by mandating the most democratically empowering online services and rights across the whole of government.
        • Open meeting laws, ethics information
      • 8. Promote dissemination through access to raw data from decision-making information systems.
    60. Government Support for Democracy Online
      • 10. Local up – Build a strategic approach to building local democracy online
        • Absolute need for non-partisan, convening approaches
        • Government, media, universities, non-profits, business all must contribute something
        • Public interest use “of” the Internet not just “on” it

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