The Static Age: Challenges to a More Digital Democracy
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My talk to Barcamp Tacoma about the unfilled promise of a more digital government using social media and other new media tools. I should add great thanks to Comcast, where I work, because they allow me to be a locally elected officials and work on presentations and interests like this.
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The Static Age: Challenges to a More Digital Democracy
- 1. ‘ The Static Age:’ The Challenges of a more Digital Democracy Walter Neary Lakewood City Council Aug. 8, 2009
- 2. “ I can’t see a thing in the video “I can’t hear a sound on the radio “In stereo, in the Static Age … - Green Day, Static Age,2009
- 4. Discourse is changing Gathering to hear what’s in the paper Gathering for the funeral of the paper
- 5. Discourse is changing Gathering to talk Gathering to listen
- 6. Source: Penny Arcade (apologies for the blurring) The Challenge of Anonymity
- 7. Alright, citizen, get moving….
- 9. The Cycle We Need to End
- 13. Blogging
- 14. Facebook
- 15. Solutions: At the Presidency
- 17. Solutions: Federal, State blend
- 18. Data.gov: 100,000 data feeds But 2 states involved …
- 20. Wiki government: outsiders move IN
- 21. Media and readers cooperate
- 22. Wiki approach: Pilots, not Permanent
- 24. At the threshold: A business model?
- 25. ``` Direct2Dell
- 26. Customers help each other
- 28. Federal Facebook: Helping People
- 29. One step away from customers helping customers
- 32. What I didn’t talk about: hyperlocal news blogs / forums Me: @wtneary www.walterneary.net/blogger.html electing2blog.blogspot.com
- 33. Ideas?
Editor's Notes
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- Fort Steilacoom from water tower site (is that a church or a water tower on the left) the debate has yet to answer that question)
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857
- August Kautz as he looked while he was here to renovated Fort Steilacoom in 1857