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• Towards a more open world, May 01 2013
• Linking open data to augmented intelligence and the economy, April 30 2013
• White House Science Fair praises future scientists and makers, April 29 2013
• Finding and telling data-driven stories in billions of tweets, April 18 2013
• Sprinting toward the future of Jamaica, April 18 2013
• Predictive analytics and data sharing raise civil liberties concerns, April 11 2013
• Sensoring the news, March 22 2013
• The City of Chicago wants you to fork its data on GitHub, March 19 2013
• GitHub gains new prominence as the use of open source within governments grows, March 08 2013
• If followers can sponsor updates on Facebook, social advertising has a new horizon, March 07 2013
• Untangling algorithmic illusions from reality in big data, March 06 2013
• Untangling algorithmic illusions from reality in big data, March 04 2013
• On the power and perils of “preemptive government”, February 28 2013
• Governments looking for economic ROI must focus on open data with business value, February 25 2013
• White House moves to increase public access to scientific research online, February 22 2013
• VA looks to apply innovation to better care and service for veterans, February 21 2013
• Personal data ownership drives market transparency and empowers consumers, February 13 2013
• Looking at the many faces and forms of data journalism, February 07 2013
• Investing in the open data economy, February 05 2013
• NASA launches second International Space Apps Challenge, January 31 2013
• Open data economy: Eight business models for open data and insight from Deloitte UK, January 28 2013
• Making open data more valuable, one micropayment at a time, January 23 2013
• U.S. House makes legislative data more open to the people in XML, January 11 2013
• Want to analyze performance data for accountability? Focus on quality first., January 10 2013
• 14 big trends to watch in 2013, December 22 2012
• Big, open and more networked than ever: 10 trends from 2012, December 22 2012
• Six ways data journalism is making sense of the world, around the world, December 20 2012
• DARPA and Defense Department look to a more open source future, December 18 2012
• Making dollars and sense of the open data economy, December 11 2012
• Panjiva uses government data to build a global search engine for commerce, December 06 2012
• The United States (Code) is on Github, December 06 2012
• As digital disruption comes to Africa, investing in data journalism takes on new importance, November 29 2012
• U.S. Senate to consider long overdue reforms on electronic privacy, November 27 2012
• Investigating data journalism, November 26 2012
• 3 big ideas for big data in the public sector, November 15 2012
• An innovation agenda to help people win the race against the machines, November 14 2012
• In the 2012 election, big data-driven analysis and campaigns were the big winners, November 08 2012
• Charging up: Networking resources and recovery after Hurricane Sandy, November 02 2012
• NYC’s PLAN to alert citizens to danger during Hurricane Sandy, October 30 2012
• Tracking the data storm around Hurricane Sandy, October 29 2012
• What I learned about #debates, social media and being a pundit on Al Jazeera English, October 22 2012
• San Francisco looks to tap into the open data economy, October 19 2012
• Data from health care reviews could power “Yelp for health care” startups, October 17 2012
• The missing ingredient from hyperwired debates: the feedback loop, October 03 2012
• Four key trends changing digital journalism and society, September 28 2012
• Congress launches Congress.gov in beta, doesn’t open the data, September 19 2012
• A marriage of data and caregivers gives Dr. Atul Gawande hope for health care, August 30 2012
• President Obama participates in first Presidential AMA on Reddit, August 29 2012
• Balancing health privacy with innovation will rely on improving informed consent, August 23 2012
• With new maps and apps, the case for open transit gets stronger, August 13 2012
• The risks and rewards of a health data commons, August 09 2012
• Palo Alto looks to use open data to embrace ‘city as a platform’, August 02 2012
• On email privacy, Twitter’s ToS and owning your own platform, July 31 2012
• Mobile participatory budgeting helps raise tax revenues in Congo, July 30 2012
• Esther Dyson on health data, “preemptive healthcare” and the next big thing, July 26 2012
• Mr. Issa logs on from Washington, July 25 2012
• Do citizens have a ‘right to record’ in the digital age?, July 25 2012
• Rethinking regulatory reform in the Internet age, July 25 2012
• Should the Freedom of Information Act extend to data in private companies?, July 25 2012
• Does the Open Government Partnership merit more oversight and attention?, July 25 2012
• Uncertain prospects for the DATA Act in the Senate, July 25 2012
• We the People need our existing Bill of Rights to apply in the digital domain, July 14 2012
• UK Cabinet Office relaunches Data.gov.uk, releases open data white paper, June 29 2012
• Predictive data analytics is saving lives and taxpayer dollars in New York City, June 26 2012
• The emerging political force of the network of networks, June 22 2012
• mHealth apps are just the beginning of the disruption in healthcare from open health data, June 08 2012
• Can Future Advisor be the self-driving car for financial advice?, June 04 2012
• US CTO seeks to scale agile thinking and open data across federal government, May 29 2012
• Knight Foundation grants $2 million for data journalism research, May 24 2012
• White House launches new digital government strategy, May 23 2012
• Data journalism research at Columbia aims to close data science skills gap, May 22 2012
• What do mHealth, eHealth and behavioral science mean for the future of healthcare?, May 21 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Data News Editor, May 15 2012
• Passage of CISPA in the U.S. House highlights need for viable cybersecurity legislation, April 27 2012
• What responsibilities and challenges come with open government?, April 18 2012
• 21st century smarter government is 'data-centric' and 'digital first,' says US CIO, April 12 2012
• Open source is interoperable with smarter government at the CFPB, April 10 2012
• Carsharing saves U.S. city governments millions in operating costs, April 10 2012
• What is smart disclosure?, April 01 2012
• FTC calls on Congress to enact baseline privacy legislation and more transparency of data brokers, March 27 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Homicide Watch, March 17 2012
• HHS CTO Todd Park to serve as the second chief technology officer of the United States, March 09 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Storyteller and The Teacher, March 08 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Hacks Hacker, March 08 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Data Editor, March 06 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Daily Visualizer, March 06 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The API Architect, March 05 2012
• OpenCorporates opens up new database of corporate directors and officers, March 05 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Visualizer, March 02 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Human Algorithm, March 02 2012
• In the age of big data, data journalism has profound importance for society, March 01 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Elections Developer, March 01 2012
• Profile of the Data Journalist: The Long Form Developer, March 01 2012
• Data for the public good, February 22 2012
• Building the health information infrastructure for the modern epatient, February 21 2012
• The bond between data and journalism grows stronger, February 14 2012
• A global pulse of big data, applied for good, February 14 2012
• Open innovation works in the public sector, say federal CTOs, February 13 2012
• Jury to Eolas: Nobody owns the interactive web, February 10 2012
• With GOV.UK, British government redefines the online government platform, February 01 2012
• "The President of the United States is on the phone. Would you like to Hangout on Google+?", January 24 2012
• The week the web changed Washington, January 20 2012
• Can Maryland's other "CIO" cultivate innovation in government?, January 11 2012
• 2011 Gov 2.0 year in review, December 30 2011
• There's a map for that, December 20 2011
• Where is the OkCupid for elections?, December 15 2011
• Tapping into a world of ambient data, December 13 2011
• Can the People's House become a social platform for the people?, December 12 2011
• White House to open source Data.gov as open government data platform, December 05 2011
• Gov 2.0 enters the mainstream on NPR and the AP, December 01 2011
• Congress considers anti-piracy bills that could cripple Internet industries, November 22 2011
• The future of social media at the National Archives, November 18 2011
• Civic media competition attracts a new generation of change agents, November 14 2011
• The maker movement's potential for education, jobs and innovation is growing, November 04 2011
• International Open Government Data Camp looks to build community, October 15 2011
• On the media reaction to the death of Steve Jobs, October 09 2011
• How data and open government are transforming NYC, October 07 2011
• How data and open government are transforming NYC, October 07 2011
• For local news, TV is dominant but the Internet is our digital future, September 26 2011
• For local news, TV is dominant but the Internet is our digital future, September 26 2011
• BuzzData: Come for the data, stay for the community, September 20 2011
• Liveblogging the Open Government Partnership (OGP) launch, September 20 2011
• Historic global Open Government Partnership launches in New York City, September 20 2011
• Putting innovation and tech to work against breast cancer, September 16 2011
• Global Adaptation Index enables better data-driven decisions, September 15 2011
• Look at Cook sets a high bar for open government data visualizations, September 07 2011
• Government IT's quiet open source evolution, September 01 2011
• Social, mapping and mobile data tell the story of Hurricane Irene, August 26 2011
• The Daily Dot wants to tell the web's story with social data journalism, August 25 2011
• Everyone jumped on the app contest bandwagon. Now what?, August 19 2011
• Visualizing hunger in the Horn of Africa, August 19 2011
• Opening government, the Chicago way, August 17 2011
• FCC contest stimulates development of apps to help keep ISPs honest, August 10 2011
• Open source maps tell data journalism stories in Afghanistan, August 08 2011
• Energy.gov relaunches using open source and the cloud, August 04 2011
• Scaling Google+, August 02 2011
• Nebula looks to democratize cloud computing with open source hardware, July 27 2011
• A refresh for open government in British Columbia, July 26 2011
• There are bigger issues surrounding the .gov review, July 14 2011
• Creating the ideal conditions for tech startups, July 13 2011
• If you can quantify the self, can you also program it?, July 11 2011
• Open government data to fuel Kenya's app economy, July 08 2011
• Data journalism, data tools, and the newsroom stack, July 05 2011
• Citizen science, civic media and radiation data hint at what's to come, June 29 2011
• Big data and open source unlock genetic secrets, June 24 2011
• Civic Commons taps tech to make government work better and cost less, June 02 2011
• Why the eG8 mattered to the future of the Internet and society, May 31 2011
• At the eG8, 20th century ideas clashed with the 21st century economy, May 27 2011
• Parsing a new Pew report: 3 ways the Internet is shaping healthcare, May 12 2011
• BrightScope liberates financial advisor data, May 09 2011
• Interactive mapping and open data illustrate excess federal property, May 05 2011
• A Manhattan Project for online identity, May 04 2011
• Open source tools look to make mapping easier, April 26 2011
• Ignite Smithsonian examines the evolution of museums and culture, April 13 2011
• What happens to e-government if government shuts down?, April 08 2011
• Open source is mission critical for NASA, April 07 2011
• FCC.gov reboots as an open government platform, April 05 2011
• White House releases IT Dashboard as open source code, March 31 2011
• 4 SXSWi themes reveal the story within the story, March 29 2011
• For election info, the Internet reaches a new high-water mark, March 22 2011
• Citizensourcing smarter government in New York City, March 08 2011
• Social media in a time of need, March 07 2011
• Empowering digital diplomacy at the edge of the network, March 01 2011
• Phase2 acquires two more Drupal distributions, February 22 2011
• Apple iTunes gifts users with a privacy hole, February 18 2011
• Broadband availability and speed visualized in new government map, February 17 2011
• Google Public Data Explorer goes public, February 16 2011
• Parsing open source at the State Department, February 11 2011
• "Copy, paste, map", February 08 2011
• A new challenge looks for a smarter algorithm to improve healthcare, February 03 2011
• Granicus opens government with streaming video, February 02 2011
• Social data and geospatial mapping join the crisis response toolset, January 27 2011
• New geolocation app connects citizen first responders to heart attack victims, January 25 2011
• The role of the Internet as a platform for collective action grows, January 21 2011
• OpenGovernment.org connects state government to citizens, January 18 2011
• 4 civic innovation organizations to watch in 2011, January 14 2011
• House.gov moves to Drupal, January 13 2011
• 2010 Gov 2.0 Year in Review, December 29 2010
• Citizen engagement platforms grow in 2010, December 24 2010
• The growing importance of data journalism, December 21 2010
• Steve Wozniak on the FCC and Internet freedom, December 21 2010
• Energy.gov to move to Drupal, December 17 2010
• 3 News Foo themes that continue to resonate, December 16 2010
• Open data study shows progress, but a long road ahead for open government, December 16 2010
• White House proposes sweeping federal IT reforms, December 09 2010
• "Then and now" with an augmented reality twist, December 09 2010
• Dipity taps data for infographics and revenue, December 07 2010
• 7 areas beyond gaming where Kinect could play a role, December 03 2010
• Gov 2.0 events: Civic hackivists gather globally, December 02 2010
• A deeper dive into Do-Not-Track, December 02 2010
• Coding the middleware for government data, November 23 2010
• Samantha Power on transparency, national security and open government, November 19 2010
• The story of BrightScope: Data drives the innovation economy, November 18 2010
• Open health data: Spurring better decisions and new businesses, November 12 2010
• Boston's real-time transit data: "Better than winning the World Series", November 11 2010
• Twitter: A standard-issue tool for government leaders, November 10 2010
• Local government: data supplier, November 09 2010
• Geeks and government converge at the FCC, November 09 2010
• Election 2010: A refresh for Gov 2.0?, November 05 2010
• Energy data in action, October 26 2010
• "Shiny app syndrome" and Gov 2.0, October 22 2010
• Gov 2.0 goes local, October 15 2010
• 10 Lessons for Gov 2.0 from Web 2.0, October 06 2010
• The convergence of Google, government and privacy, September 24 2010
• ECPA reform: Why digital due process matters, September 23 2010
• 2010 is the year of participatory platforms, September 17 2010
• CrowdConf explores distributed work, September 17 2010
• We're in open government's beta period, September 14 2010
• Widgets, maps and an API make World Bank data sing, September 10 2010
• As California goes, so goes the nation?, September 09 2010
• Civic Commons code-sharing initiative bids to reduce government IT costs, September 08 2010
• Bringing open government to courts, September 06 2010
• "Spontaneous collaboration" and other lessons from the private sector, September 06 2010
• FCC.gov poised for an overdue overhaul, September 02 2010
• Applying the lessons of Enterprise 2.0 to Gov 2.0, August 27 2010
• Tracking the signal of emerging technologies, August 26 2010
• Space IT, the final frontier, August 20 2010
• Linked data is opening 800 years of UK legal info, August 18 2010
• Tracking the tech that will make government better, August 17 2010
• Hearing those digital cries for help, August 11 2010
• Data as a climate change agent, August 10 2010
• Online privacy debates heat up in Washington, August 06 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, August 06 2010
• Open government is a mindset, July 27 2010
• Web 2.0 risks and rewards for federal agencies, July 23 2010
• Social Security in the Gov 2.0 age, July 19 2010
• Taking on IT challenges at California scale, July 14 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review: Summer Heatwave, July 09 2010
• Gov 2.0 Down Under: Australia and open government, June 25 2010
• OMB updates rules for cookies and privacy on U.S. government websites, June 25 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, June 20 2010
• NASA technology leads to better medical decisions, June 16 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, June 13 2010
• Here come the healthcare apps, June 11 2010
• Cloud computing saves L.A. millions in IT costs, June 09 2010
• Technology for Internet freedom and innovation at the State Department, June 08 2010
• Should the U.S. support Internet freedom through technology?, June 08 2010
• Connecting the dots with Intellipedia, June 03 2010
• Making community health information as useful as weather data, June 02 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, May 28 2010
• California: There's an app for that, May 28 2010
• Tim Berners-Lee on Data.gov.uk, open linked data and open standards, May 27 2010
• Crisis Commons releases open source oil spill reporting, May 26 2010
• Open space data can improve lives (and save birds), May 21 2010
• App contests are unlocking government innovation, May 21 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, May 21 2010
• Applying social software to digital diplomacy at the U.S. State Department, May 19 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, May 14 2010
• White House deputy CTO Noveck on next steps for open government, May 13 2010
• White House moves Recovery.gov to Amazon's cloud, May 13 2010
• Craig Newmark on better government through enlightened customer service, May 12 2010
• Better government through code, May 11 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, May 07 2010
• How government can engage young people online, May 06 2010
• Building better White House policy through online citizen engagement, May 05 2010
• Health IT committee has six months to define insurance enrollment standards, April 30 2010
• Gov 2.0 Week in Review, April 30 2010
• Setting White House priorities for electronic privacy: HIT, smart grid and education, April 28 2010
• Pew Report: Citizens turning to Internet for government data, policy and services, April 27 2010
• Gov 2.0 week in review, April 24 2010

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