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The fate of Open Government in New York City
Since 2008, we have seen several Chief Executives elected who have favorable opinions toward innovation in Government. What if that was not the case? What if you had a thriving Open Government / Civic Tech community and somehow a Chief Executive or Legislative body did not want to continue its investment? In 2011, Washington DC’s…
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Notes from the field: BetaNYC’s PLUTO Hacknights | Code for America
Notes from the field: BetaNYC’s PLUTO Hacknights | Code for America Looking for NYC’s civic hackers PLUTO tools, check out this recap of our month to PLUTO.
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Announcing the Open Data Policy Guidelines, Version 2.0 – Sunlight Foundation Blog
Announcing the Open Data Policy Guidelines, Version 2.0 – Sunlight Foundation Blog things to note.
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New G8 Open Data Charter – Sunlight Foundation Blog
New G8 Open Data Charter – Sunlight Foundation Blog
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Five characteristics of an open source city: 1. Fostering a culture of citizen participation 2. Having an effective open government policy 3. Having an effective open data initiative 4. Promoting open source user groups and conferences 5. Being a hub for innovation and open source businesses Five characteristics of an open source city | opensource.com
