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• NYC starts a gov application contest – City Providing Data to the Public to Allow for the Development of Applications for Computers and Mobile Devices as Part of “NYC Big Apps” Public Contest; 311 and NYC.gov Enhanced through Skype, Twitter and Google
• Beyond CRM and 311: Strategies for Improving Government Services
• Web 2.0 monitor – “The TNO Web Monitor systematically analyzes the impact of the internet and Web 2.0 services in all its depth. The first Web Monitor was developed at the Strategy, Policy and Innovation Group of TNO in 2007. The monitor was further developed in 2008 and is continuously being filled with interesting public and commercial internet services.”
• Boston to debut ‘killer app’ for municipal complaints – The Boston Globe – “City officials will soon debut Boston’s first official iPhone application, which will allow residents to snap photos of neighborhood nuisances – nasty potholes, graffiti-stained walls, blown street lights – and e-mail them to City Hall to be fixed.”
• State CIO Teri Takai Launches Data Repository Website / OCIO Technology Update – July 2, 2009 – “State Chief Information Officer Teri Takai today launched a new online data repository on the California State Portal, Ca.gov (http://www.ca.gov/data.html) designed to increase government transparency and spur innovation and economic development in California.”
• Radical Transparency: The New Federal IT Dashboard – O’Reilly Radar – “Today, at the Personal Democracy Forum in New York, Vivek Kundra, the US national CIO, unveiled the new IT spending dashboards at usaspending.gov. The dashboards are designed to help Vivek and the CIOs of individual government agencies get a handle on the effectiveness of government IT spending.”
• Everyblock’s Code is Open-Sourced – O’Reilly Radar – “The code for Adrian Holovaty’s Everyblock has been released. The open-sourcing of the site’s system were apart of the Knight News Challenge Program. Everyblock is very impressive site that aggregates and geocodes local data — news, crime, fire, restaraunt inspections and reviews – and then lets users define their interests down to the block-level. “

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