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Federal Government Information Goes Social? Inspiration from Change.gov

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Kim Schultz
Kim Schultz

This document discusses how the US federal government is beginning to use social technologies like Web 2.0 to disseminate information to citizens in a more open and collaborative way. It notes initiatives from the Obama administration like Change.gov and the signing of agreements with Web 2.0 providers by the GSA. The document suggests that information professionals will need to understand new models of e-government and government 2.0 in order to connect, collaborate and align their work with executive leadership in this changing information environment.

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Federal Government Information Goes Social? Inspiration from Change.gov SLA Contributed Papers June 2009 Kim Lyall
Traditional Federal Government Information Dissemination
Social Technologies
Federal Government
A New Model?
Promising Developments? #gov2 #gov2.0 #gov20 #gov20camp GSA signs agreement with Web 2.0 providers CIO Vivek Kundra
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Role of the Information Professional Understand E Gov and Gov 2.0 Connect and collaborate Align with the C-suite
Selected References Kessler, Ridley R. Jr. ¡°A Brief History of the Federal Depository Library Program: A Personal Perspective.¡± Journal of Government Information . 23.4 (1996): 369-380. Ratliff, Evan. ¡°The Wired Presidency: Can Obama Really Reboot the White House?¡± Wired Magazine . 17.2 January 19, 2009. Symposium on Information Policy in the New Administration, an ASIS&T PVC live event at Catholic University, Washington DC January 15, 2009. Free Government Information blog at http://freegovinfo.info
Federal Government Information Goes Social? Inspiration from Change.gov Questions or Comments Contact me [email_address] You can also find me here

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