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Open Government Dialogue: First Look at Site Activity and User Adoption

by Tim on May 31, 2009

As mentioned a few days ago, the past week saw the first round of the Open Government Dialogue, a three-phased e-participation initiative launched by the White House that aims to gather public input for the crafting of the Open Government Directive. From their May 21 announcement:
Today we are kicking off an unprecedented process for public [...]

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Re: Grading WhiteHouse.gov

by Tim on March 24, 2009

44: The Obama Presidency, one of the Washington Post’s blogs, today came out with a new monthly feature where they’ll have a group of five experts (for today, that’s Craig Newmark, Andrew Rasiej, Ellen Miller, Jon Henke, and David Weinberger) examine the new WhiteHouse.gov website: Grading WhiteHouse.gov
Excerpt:
For all the innovations of Obama’s WhiteHouse.gov — yesterday, officials announced that [...]

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Participation on the New WhiteHouse.gov Website

by Tim on January 20, 2009

Today at noon Eastern Time, WhiteHouse.gov, the official website of the President of the United States of America, underwent its long-expected relaunch. Those who have been following candidate and president-elect Barack Obama’s web efforts over the last year will surely recognize it.
This announcement sounds exciting:
Participation – President Obama started his career as a community organizer on the [...]

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