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Comments: 1 +-   How to Build the Web 2.0 Presidency on Saturday November 15 2008, @10:16AM UltraAyla

Submitted by UltraAyla on Saturday November 15 2008, @10:16AM
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UltraAyla writes "With the announcement that Predident-Elect Obama will record his weekly address as a YouTube video to be posted at Change.gov, questions arise of how an Internet fueled candidacy based in part on a platform of government openness can begin to use technology to make government transparent. My question for Slashdot is: aside from popular Slashdot policies such as Net Neutrality, how do you think government (either in the United States or elsewhere) can best utilize technology to engage the public and make government more transparent and accessible to the people?"
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