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Interview on the State of Open Gov and Gov 2.0 on O’Reilly Radar

At the moment I’m at the mid-point of an epic 8 city, two and a half week tour to force (Vancouver-Chicago-Ottawa-Edmonton-Toronto-New York City-Toronto-Austin-Indianapolis-Vancouver) with talks happening at most stops (I’ve three today).
As some of you already know, one of today’s talk is part of the online Gov 2.0 International Conference being hosted by O’Reilly Media. [...]

Open City Edmonton Conference – livecast here

So thanks to some cool work by the Walter over at Fused Logic I’m able to webcast today’s conference on Open Cities from my blog!
For French Translation, please click on the “Play button” Below: Pour la traduction en français, cliquez sur le bouton “Play” ci-dessous

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Open Gov West – Seattle March 26 & 27

For westcoasters interested in and thinking about open government and open data there will be a conference in the pacific northwest bringing together key actors in the area.
Called OpenGovWest will be taking place on March 26th and 27th. A number of interesting people will be in speaking and in attendance include Andrew Hoppin (New York [...]

Gov 2.0 International: Global Innovation Meeting Local Challenges

Next week I’ll be speaking at Gov 2.0 International, an online conference being hosted by O’Reilly Media.
The conference will be running from noon-2:15 EST with an agenda I’ve copy and pasted from their website (might as well admit it!). The conference is free (hard to beat) but you’ll still need to register, which you can [...]

How Vancouver’s Open Data Community Helped Open Up the French CBC

For those uninterested in the story below and who just want the iCal feed of cultural events in Vancouver, click here.
Also, I had a piece on the Globe site yesterday, was in the air all day, but was told it hit #1 most viewed, which, if true, is nice. You can read it here.
A couple [...]

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