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Government 2.0 and Motivation

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During my bachelor’s, I formed an organization based on the idea that undergrads could successfully do research in a laboratory. Read more »

New Frontiers in Shareable Innovation

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The growing sophistication of the digital commons can be seen in its expanding political ambitions, collaborative innovations, and stylish new forms of advocacy. Below, three examples of highly original commons-based projects that really rock. Read more »

Milestone: Open Government Directive Released

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Well, we're a little slow on the draw with this, but better late than never for what by all accounts is an open government milestone. Read more »

Explore the Transparency Ecosystem

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Last Friday I coworked with tech blogger Shannon Clark and others at Citizen Space. On my way out, I found this great little postcard from the Sunlight Foundation listing the top sites in the transparency ecosystem. Read more »

What do the White House and Shareable.net Have in Common?

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We both run on Drupal!

Drupal is an open source content management system--which means that thousands of programmers, including the dudes who built Shareable.net, have collaborated in creating and managing it. Read more »

Generation Open

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Back in March, I spent the weekend in DC at TransparencyCamp, an unconference focused on government transparency and open access to sources of federal data. Read more »
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