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When Bad Data Happens to Good Hackers

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In a report from Transparency Camp 2012, Matthew Hall on why gov 2.0 apps are only as good as the data they're built on. Read more »

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Open Data

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What can the United States learn from how Open Data is handled in other countries? Read more »

What Gov 2.0 Can Learn from Participatory Budgeting

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Participatory budgeting puts into practice the principles of open source and online collaboration: radical transparency, voluntary participation, distributed organizational structures, and more. Read more »

Hacking As A Civic Duty

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Building the peer-to-peer cities of tomorrow will require more than apps and data visualizations. We must apply the hacker ethos to how we organize, collaborate, and tell the stories of our cities. Read more »

Shareable's Panel and Party Picks for SXSW Interactive

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SXSW Interactive 2012 will be here before we even know it. As you plan your schedules for the week, be sure to slot in Shareable’s panel and party, as well as other events we recommend. Read more »

Code For America's Vision for Peer-to-Peer City Governance

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With teams on the ground in eight cities, Code for America works to make city governments more efficient, accessible, and representative. Read more »

How to Start Participatory Budgeting in Your City

Want to decide how your tax money is spent? Participatory budgeting is an accessible form of direct democracy. Here's how to get people engaged, convince city officials, and what you'll need to start. Read more »

#Occupy The Cloud: What Occupy Wall Street Can Take from Gov 2.0

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A Gov 2.0 advocate explains how lightweight social technologies can expand the message of the Occupy movement. Read more »

Mapping a Shareable World

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How interactive maps are transforming the way we understand and change the world. Read more »

Micro-Participation Connects Citizens to Their Governments

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What if you could perform your civic duty using Twitter or Facebook? How city governments can get more citizens involved through micro-participation. Read more »
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