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12. September 2009

FixMyStreet in Brandenburg – DEMOS-Monitor: “In Brandenburg ist Maerker eine Dienstleistung der Landesverwaltung, in der jede Gemeinde Brandenburgs ihre Mängel in der Infrastruktur online melden kann, damit diese so schnell wie möglich behoben werden können.”
Department of Defense – Aristotle – “Aristotle is a social networking system that provides government and contractor personnel with transparent, but appropriate, access to information regarding tens of thousands of science and technology projects, topics of interest, and collegial networks.”
What can go wrong with web2 in public services – David Osimo on barriers and threats to the application of Web 2.0 values, applications and technology in the public sector

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10. September 2009

Sozial 2.0: Herr, Knecht, Feind, Freund – De:Bug Magazin – “Fluch und Segen der sozialen Netzwerke. Mercedes Bunz ordnet das positive Dilemma eines sozialen Raumes, der sich noch immer im ständigen Werden befindet.”
Unternehmen tasten sich langsam an das Web 2.0 heran – Der Netzökonom der FAZ stellt fest, dass deutsche Unternehmen bisher sehr zurückhaltend mit dem Web 2.0 umgehen. Seinen Schilderungen zufolge dürfe es bei den meisten Unternehmen bisher auch eher um den Versuch der Schadensbegrenzung statt um ein verändertes Kommunikationsverständnis gehen.
Despite Wikis and Other Web 2.0 Tools, Government Collaboration Is Still Slow to Catch On – The author sees three main barriers to government collaboration: too general approaches, officials´ egos and agendas and last but not least the lacking will to let go.

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8. September 2009

How To Kick Start A Community –an Ongoing List « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing – “One of the top 10 questions in social media marketing asked is “How do we kick start our community?” This post aims at providing some resources for brands that are preparing their community strategy.”
Silicon Flatirons Releases Report on Government 3.0 – NextGenWeb – New report on the use of Web 2.0 technology in Government. I am not sure why it is titled 3.0 though and I disagree with the point that a top-down approach is necessary for successful Gov 2.0 implementation. Top management needs to encourage transparency and collaboration and support bottom-up initiatives, but it cannot command them.
Deutschlandfunk – Computer & Kommunikation – Twittern fürs Amt – “Mehr digitale Transparenz sowie verbesserte Kommunikationsmöglichkeiten mit Ämtern und Behörden via Internet: Das wollen die Teilnehmer des ersten deutschen Government 2.0 Camps erreichen, das nun in Berlin stattfand. “
Recycling In San Francisco Made Easy With The iPhone – CleanTechnica – “San Francisco created the “EcoFinder” iPhone App to help residents recycle and dispose of materials. The open data philosophy behind the app is Government 2.0 at work.”

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30. August 2009

Monitoring the virtual water cooler: Facebook and beyond – Business Management Daily – Heather A. Hoyt an attorney from Philadelphia writes about some legal difficulties, which may arise from the use of social networks in the office. She looks at both sides, the employer´s and the employee´s.
OpenDataNI.info – “OpenDataNI aims to increase public access to non-personal public information and data produced by Northern Ireland government”
Studie über internetbasierende Zusammenarbeit – heise online – 18.08.09 – “Unter dem Titel “Kooperative Technologien in Arbeit, Ausbildung und Zivilgesellschaft” hat die Kulturpädagogin und auch für heise online tätige Journalistin Christiane Schulzki-Haddouti eine umfangreiche Studie über das Social Web vorgelegt.”
Zu flink getwittert? Das kann schief gehen! – Die FAZ zeigt in einem Artikel mögliche rechtliche Probleme bei dem Einsatz des Microbloggingdienstes Twitter in Organisationen auf.

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22. August 2009

The Blurring of Government | GOVERNING – Andrea DiMaio about the ongoing transformation of society, technology and business and the challenges this poses for government
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Government, Social Networks and Security Risks – “Twitter’s outage last week, allegedly due to a Denial of Service attack that affected also other sites (including Facebook), raised very valid questions about whether government agencies using these web 2.0 tools are exposed to greater risks than those that do not.”
A Local Government Tale: A Portal Away From Web 2.0 – “Let’s think about a future where all it’s left of the city portal are a set of widgets and web services that can be used in whichever context intermediaries as well as users see fit. This would probably lead to the ultimate user experience, overcoming many of the issues that government portals still have as they struggle with fictitious “life-event” or “one-stop-shop” model.”