Nsw Public Sphere1: Video for Politicians and Government - Presentation Transcript
Video for
Politicians and
Government
Dr Silvia Pfeiffer
Vquence Pty Ltd
For NSW Public Sphere #1
1.
Politicians, Elections,
Transparency
and Video
US politicians on YouTube
The Obama Election (1)
80 staffers on new media
raised $500M of $750M online
most donations under $100
$8M spent online - pales in
comparison to TV spending
large youth turn-out
The Obama Election (2)
1819 videos, 100M views
vs. 332 videos, 25M views McCain
max views: 7,931,385 (Dance on The
Ellen Degeneres Show)
large diversity of videos
35% of population watched
online videos
Daily Video views
according to TubeMogul
YouTube contributed to Obama’s
victory through clever, youth-oriented,
personal, and meaningful videos,
which energized a large grass-roots
movement and turned indifferent
citizens into engaged citizens that
cared to vote.
Austr. Politicians on YouTube
204 politicians in House and
Senate
only 31 have a YouTube channel
= 15%
max channel views:
16,134 (Kevin Rudd) eq. 230K US views
11,063 (Bob Brown)
max video views:
32,713 (Kevin Rudd - Website intro)
10,461 (Christine Milne - Ice melt)
Senator Kate Lundy
Blog central site
Videos support
other efforts
Videos on
YouTube (13)
& Vimeo (39)
45% increase
time spent on
site
NSW Politicians on YouTube
Legislative assembly:
7 out of 93 (8%)
Legislative council:
3 out of 42 (7%)
41% of NSW population is
on broadband = 2.87M potential
Open Source/Stds Video
Metavid:
Video archive of
the US
Congress
HTML5 <video>
Ogg Theora
Annodex
2.
Government,
Transparency
and Video
US government
on YouTube
FEMA: Fed. Emergency Mgmt
Agency
Aim: reduce
the loss of
life and
property
and protect
the Nation
163 on site,
190 on YT
US Department of State
1532 videos on state.gov
130 on YouTube
NASA
326 videos
on YT
333 on
nasa.gov
Part of
Site
AGIMO: Using YouTube
+ ease of use
+ cost effectiveness
+ established audience
+ embedding
+ captions
Agimo: YouTube Risks
- Terms of Use: potential unreliability
- Terms of Use: reproduction license
- Outages and maintenance schedules
- branding & click-through on each video
- Implied endorsement of 3rd party
- Unfair competitive advantage
NSW video vault trial
central video repository
online publication
“YouTube for government”
open source system
service provided by
government for government
What determines success?
Clear goals
Honesty
Focus on people
Continuous experimentation
Continuous measurement
Top-level commitment
These are my slides for the Hon Penny Sharpe's firs more
These are my slides for the Hon Penny Sharpe's first NSW Public Sphere event. I talk about the importance of video as part of an online engagement platform both for politicians and government agencies. There are statistics on how many Australian politicians have a YouTube channel, how many channel/video views we have, I look at the situation in NSW for politicans and government with video, and I point out that there are new open standards and open platforms that can be used. less
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