Friday, February 13, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
The Great Debate » Debate Archive » First 100 Days: Harness the genie of citizen engagement | The Great Debate |
The Great Debate » Debate Archive » First 100 Days: Harness the genie of citizen engagement | The Great Debate |: "There are lots of Internet-enabled ways to engage America, from policy wikis, citizen juries, deliberative polling, ideation contests, and virtual town halls. I call one of the most promising the digital brainstorm. This is an online way to bring together policy officials and citizens in a real-time, moderated session, to exchange ideas and identify new policy issues and strategies and to mobilize the citizenry."
Monday, February 9, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Elgan: Here comes the e-book revolution
Elgan: Here comes the e-book revolution
From the article: If you'd like to get a stark view of the relative economics of electronic vs. paper newspapers, check out a blog post on the Silicon Valley Insider. The blog did the math and determined that the New York Times could buy every single subscriber an Amazon Kindle e-book reader, and it would still cost them half as much as it will cost them to send paper newspapers for just one year.
From the article: If you'd like to get a stark view of the relative economics of electronic vs. paper newspapers, check out a blog post on the Silicon Valley Insider. The blog did the math and determined that the New York Times could buy every single subscriber an Amazon Kindle e-book reader, and it would still cost them half as much as it will cost them to send paper newspapers for just one year.
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