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Social Business and Gov 2.0
Social, Inside and Out: Join us for a discussion of social business with Daschis/Headshift consultant James Dellow on making complex organizations social. “Social business doesn’t really differentiate...
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Participatory redistricting
Hear from Michael P McDonald and Micah Altman of the Public Mapping Project, which is an organization that is using open source software to enable people to create their own redistricting maps and send...
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A Right to Data – policy opportunities for UK government
Chatting with Gov 2.0 Radio from London is Chris Yiu from leading UK thinktank Policy Exchange about their newly-released report ‘A Right to Data‘. The report provides an analysis of the current state...
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Public engagement and co-design for wicked problems
Dr Don Lenihan explores the breadth of issues and some of the common misconceptions around engagement and co-design, including “who” needs to be engaged and “how”. In this wide-ranging episode, Don...
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2.0 is changing the economic definition of public goods. Or is it?
Nicholas Gruen, economist and former chair of the Australian Gov 2.0 Taskforce debates the ways in which 2.0 thinking and technologies are changing economic definitions of public goods. In this...
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Service design for the public sector: designing questions before answers
The emerging discipline of service design is playing an increasingly important role in the public sector. In this special live recording at the Mutinerie Coworking space in Paris, we speak with...
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Where Government 2.0 meets Society 2.0
In times of austerity and change, social technologies and new forms of collaboration enable governments, industry and citizens to create new opportunities and solve problems. In this special 2-part...
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The Semantic Web: Data linked to data = New insights
In 2001 Professor Jim Hendler jointly conceptualised the semantic web along with Tim Berners-Lee and Ora Lassila. When he invented the World Wide Web, Berners-Lee always envisaged it as highly linked,...
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Open government and public value: Beyond the bottom-line
Theresa Pardo is well known for her work leading the Center for Technology in Government (CTG). This discussion looks at public value and taking a portfolio approach to open government, as articulated...
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Control and trust: the future of governance
The electronic government landscape is increasingly pointing towards a diffusion of power, and an increased role and voice for citizens in public decision-making. Tomasz Janowski from the UNU-IIST...
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