Civic hacker manifesto: can you help?
On November 19-20, 2009, the EU ministerial conference will define the main priorities of e-government in the next three years.
David Osimo, whom I hold in high esteem, is coordinating an effort to bring to Malmö the voice of citizens 2.0. I think he has the traction to do that, especially since his Public Services 2.0 – with a highly successful workshop held in March in Brussels – showed the European Commission that there is a new generation of state-of-the art European e-gov projects, and that the people who run them are connected in a scene. As I’m writing this and only for a few more days – a very international group of people who care about this issue are collaborating in writing a European civic hackers manifesto. If you care too, join us: just go here and get busy.
September 4, 2009
Alberto
e-government 2.0 
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comment | 2009-09-04 at 2.44 pm | individual comment-link
Grazie per l’informativa Alberto. La cosa mi interessa davvero molto e ora la prendo in esame.
Ciao
pingback | 2009-10-12 at 9.32 am | individual pingback-link
[...] Come avevo già scritto, Public Services 2.0 ha lasciato un piccolo segno: si è formato un gruppo di persone – poche, qualche decina, da tutto il mondo – riunite intorno a David Osimo e Paul Johnston. Questo gruppo ha le competenze e la costanza per provare a portare la voce del popolo della rete nella discussione sull’e-government in Europa. Ci siamo chiamati, per scherzo, il “rowing committee”: non ci sono capi, più remi e fai fatica e più ti fai rispettare. [...]