Re:publica 2010

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Chapter 1: Two False Assumptions

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Chapter 2: From the 4th to the 5th Estate?

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Thomas Jefferson

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Erin Brokovich

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Watchdog Journalism

Erodes Trust in Democracy?

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Chapter 3: The Role of Technology in the

Transparency Movement

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Technology for Transparency Networktransparency.globalvoicesonline.org

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Conclusions★ Open government data is necessary for sustainable projects.★ Best projects increase participation in gov't rather than producing skepticism and distrust in political processes. ★ We have information, need context. Avoid info divergence.★ Undifferentiated citizen inputs overwhelm politicians. (Pick your battles.)★ Bridge opposing echo chambers.★ The issue of verifying identities.★ Seeking answerability versus accountability (sanctions).★ Shift from issues to processes.★ Sometimes legal solutions are easier and more effective than technical solutions.

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