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9780596804350 |
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658.4063 |
| Cutter |
O611 |
| 245 10 - TÍTULO PRINCIPAL |
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| Título principal |
Open government : |
| Subtítulo |
collaboration, transparency, and participation in practice / |
| Indicação de responsabilidade |
editado por Daniel Lathrop e Laurel Ruma. -- |
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| Lugar de publicação, distribuição, etc. |
Califórnia, EUA : |
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O'Reilly Media, |
| Data de publicação, distribuição, etc |
2010. |
| 300 ## - DESCRIÇÃO FÍSICA |
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| Extensão |
402 p. : |
| Detalhes físicos adicionais |
il. |
| 505 80 - NOTA DE CONTEÚDO |
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| Título |
FOREWORD - Don Tapscott |
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PREFACE |
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1. A PEACE CORPS FOR PROGRAMMERS - Matthew Burton |
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Tipping Point: The Extinction of Pencils |
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Competition Is Critical to Any Ecosystm |
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Creating a Developer Corps |
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Conclusion |
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2. GOVERNMENT AS A PLATAFORM - Tim O'Reilly |
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Government As a Plataform |
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Lesson 1: Open Standards Sparks Innovation and Growth |
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Lesson 2: Build a Simple System and Let It Evolve |
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Lesson 3: Design for Participation |
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A Robustness Principle for Government |
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Lesson 4: Learn from Your "Hackers" |
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Lesson 5: Data Mining Allows You to Harness Implicit Participation |
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Lesson 6: Lower the Barriers to Experimentation |
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Lesson 7: Lead by Example |
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Practical Steps for Government Agencies |
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3. BY THE PEOPLE - Carl Malamud |
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4. THE SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE - Beth Simone Noveck |
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The Closed Model of Decison Making |
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New Technologies and Civic Life |
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Participatory Democratic Theory in the Age Networks |
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5. ENGINEERING GOOD GOVERNMENT - Howard Dierking |
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The Articles of Confederation and the Stovepipe Antipattern |
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Continued Maintenance: The Blob and Confederacy |
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Conclusion |
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6. ENABLING INNOVATION FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT - David G. Robinson, Harlan Yu, and Edward W. Felten |
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Citizen Initiatives Lead the Way |
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Providing for Reuse and Innovation |
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Data Authenticity Down the Line |
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Why Bother with Bulk? |
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Conclusion |
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7. ONLINE DELIBERATION AND CIVIC INTELLIGENCE - Douglas Schuler |
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Definitions and Assertions |
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Democracy, Deliberation, and the Internet |
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Findings and Issues |
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Conclusion |
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8. OPEN GOVERNMENT AND OPEN SOCIETY - Archon Fung and David Weil |
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Transparecency's Moment? |
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The Dark Side of Open Government |
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The Missing Diagnosis |
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Targeted Transparency |
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A Matter of Politics |
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Conclusion |
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9. "YOU CAN BE THE EYES AND EARS": BARACK OBAMA AN DTHE WISDOM OF CROWDS - Micah L. Sifry |
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Change.gov Shows How to Change the Gov |
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"You Can Be the Eyes and Ears" |
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Recovery.gov Site Still Under Construction |
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Online Town Hall or "Participation Theater"? |
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Open Data and Open Government |
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Co-creation, Co-optation, or Collision? |
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10. TWO-WAY STREET: GOVERNMENT WITH THE PEOPLE - Mark Drapeau |
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Pockets of Excellence: The Goverati |
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Conclusion |
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11. CITIZENS' VIEW OF OPEN GOVERNMENT - Brian Reich |
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The First "We President" |
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The Internet Has Made Us Lazy |
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Toward a Findable Government |
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Advanced Citizenship |
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Conclusion |
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12. AFTER THE COLLAPSE: OPEN GOVERNMENT AND THE FUTURE OF CIVIL SERVICE - David Eaves |
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The Coasean Collapse |
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The Long Tall of Public Policy |
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Patch Culture |
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The End of Objectivity |
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Two Preconditions to Government As Platform: Capacity for Self-Organization and Collaboration Extend the Network |
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The Next Civil Service Culture: The Gift Economy |
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Conclusion |
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13. DEMOCRACY, UNDER EVERYTHINH - Sarah Schacht |
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Many Voices, Many Messages, One Government |
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My Idea |
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Revealing Obscured Government Data |
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Improving Communication without Being Crushed by Email |
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How to Improve Civic Engagement |
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Conclusion |
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14. EMERGENT DEMOCRACY - Charles Armstrong |
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Democracy As a Scaling Mechanism |
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Limiting Factors and the Internet |
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Building an Emergent Democracy |
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The Road to Emergent Democracy |
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15. CASE STUDY: TWEET CONGRESS - Wynn Netherland and Chris McCroskey |
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Tweet Congress: Build an App, Start a Movement |
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Starting the Movement: We Are All Lobbyists Now |
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So, Who Gets It? |
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Impact |
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Conclusion |
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16. ENTREPRENEURIAL INSURGENCY: REPIBLICANS CONNECT WITH THE AMERICAN PEOPLE - Nick Schaper |
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Entrepreneurial Insurgency and Congress |
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Congress Tweets, Too |
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I YouTube, You YouTube |
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Social Media and the Fight for Transparency |
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Conclusion |
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17. DISRUPTING WASHINGTON'S GOLDEN RULE - Ellen S. Miller |
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The Bad Old Days: When Insiders Ruled |
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This Is the Mashable Now |
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What Comes Next |
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18. CASE STUDY: GOVTRACK.US - Joshua Tauberer |
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Opening Legislative Data |
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Screen Scraping Congress |
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Engaging the GovTrack Community |
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Conclusion |
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19. CASE STUDY: FOLLOWTHEMONEY.ORG - Edwin Bender |
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Accessing Political Donor Data Fraught with Problems |
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The National Institute on Money in State Politics' Role in the Fight Greater Transparency |
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Bolstering the Spirit of Public Disclosure Laws |
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State-Level Transparency Faces Serious Challenges |
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In an Ideal World: Recommendations for Open Data |
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Conclusion |
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20. CASE STUDY: MAPLIGHT.ORG - Daniel Newman |
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Why We Founded MAPLight.org |
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MAPLight.org's Unique Contribution |
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Nuts and Bolts: Using MAPLight.org |
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Berriers to Transparency |
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Conclusion |
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21. GOING 2.0: WHY OPENSECRETS.ORG OPTED FOR FULL FRONTAL DATA SHARING - Sheila Krumholz |
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The Decision to Let Go of the Data |
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It's Not Easy Being Open |
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Creating a New Model for Transparency |
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The Future Is Now |
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Conclusion |
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22. ALL YOUR DATA ARE BELONG TO US: LIBERATING GOVERNMENT DATA - Jerry Brito |
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Liberating Government Data: Carl Malamud Versus the Man |
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Disclosing Government Data: Paper Versus the Internet |
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Acessing Government Data: Open Distribution Versus Jealous Control |
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Demanding Government Data: Public Money Versus Private Research |
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RECAP: Freeing PACER Documents for Public Use |
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Conclusion |
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23. CASE STUDY: MANY EYES - Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg |
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Policy |
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From Policy to Politicians |
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Visual Literacy |
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Conclusion |
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24. MY DATA CAN'T TELL YOU THAT - Bill Allison |
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The How and Why of Data Collection |
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Federal Data: Approximations Galore |
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Good Data Doesn't Mean Good Results |
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Conclusion |
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25. WHEN IS TRANSPARENCY USEFUL? - Aaron Swartz |
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Shaing Documents with the Public |
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Generating Databases for the Public |
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Interpreting Databases for the Public |
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An Alternative |
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26. TRANSPARENCY INSIDE OUT - Tim Koelkebeck |
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Complexity Creates Opacity |
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Transparency, Meet Institutional Inertia |
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Kaleidoscope IT: One-Off Apps Obscure Information |
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A Market Focused on Proposals, Not Products |
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Framing the Window |
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Conclusion |
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27. BRINGING THE WEB 2.0 REVOLUTION TO GOVERNMENT - Gary D. Bass and Sean Moulton |
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Government Transparency: Three Hurdles |
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Putting It All Together: Disclosure of Federal Spending |
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Conclusion |
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28. TOADS ON THE ROAD TO OPEN GOVERNMENT DATA - Bill Schrier |
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What Is Government? |
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Data Collection |
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Exposing the Soul of Government |
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Conclusion |
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29. OPEN GOVERNMENT: THE PRIVACY IMPERATIVE - Jeff Jonas and Jim Harper |
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Privacy-Enhancing Practices |
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Conclusion |
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30. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACTS: PROMISES AND REALITIES - Brant Houston |
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The Act and Amendments |
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Conclusion |
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31. GOV->MEDIA->PEOPLE - Dan Gillmor |
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Crowdsourcing in Action |
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Conclusion |
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32. OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES - Carlo Daffara and Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona |
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Advantages of FLOSS for Government and Public Agencies |
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Best Practices: Managemnet |
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Best Practices: Technical |
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Best Practices: Social |
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Make It Easy to Experiment and Learn |
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Conclusion |
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33. WHY OPEN DIGITAL STANDARDS MATTER IN GOVERNMENT - Marco Fioretti |
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Badly Used Technology Hinders Progress |
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The Digital Age Explained |
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Standards and the Problems with Digital Technology |
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The Huge Positive Potential of Digital Technologies |
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Free and Open Standards and Software: The Digital Basis of Open Government |
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Conclusion |
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34. CASE STUDY: UTAH.GOV - David Fletcher |
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A Historical Perspective |
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What Today's Landscape Looks Like |
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Champions Discovered in All Branches of State Government |
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The Dramatic Shift to Web 2.0 Principles and Tools |
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Making Data More Accessible |
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Conclusion |
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A. MEMO FROM PRESIDENT OBAMA ON TRANSPARENCY AND OPEN GOVERNMENT |
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INDEX |
| 650 #0 - ENTRADA DE ASSUNTO - ASSUNTO TÓPICO |
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| Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico |
Gestão da Inovação |
| 9 (RLIN) |
55676 |
| 650 #0 - ENTRADA DE ASSUNTO - ASSUNTO TÓPICO |
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| Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico |
Participação Online |
| 9 (RLIN) |
68410 |
| 650 #0 - ENTRADA DE ASSUNTO - ASSUNTO TÓPICO |
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| Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico |
Transparência Governamental |
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16210 |
| 700 1# - ENTRADA SECUNDÁRIA - NOME PESSOAL |
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| Nome pessoal |
Lathrop, Daniel |
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| Nome pessoal |
Ruma, Laurel |
| 909 ## - IDENTIFICAÇÃO DO CATALOGADOR |
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| Ano e mês da catalogação (aaaamm) |
202309 |
| Identificação do catalogador |
Raynara |
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| Tipo de material |
Livro Geral |
