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Influence Explorer
Type in the name of a COMPANY, your LAWMAKER or a prominent INDIVIDUAL, and see how they're influencing the political system.
data  government  journalism  politics  transparency 
june 2011 by amy
Better government through code - O'Reilly Radar
"Ask not what your country can code for you - ask what you can code for your country" says
#gov20  gov20  government  technology  politics  from twitter
may 2010 by amy
manorlabs.org
In Manor, TX - crowdsourcing govt: "Welcome to Manor Labs! Manor Labs is an open innovation platform designed to allow you to help us solve problems that plague our local government agency. This is also a place for you to submit ideas on how we can do things better. For more information on how we are using open innovation in Manor, please e-mail innovations@cityofmanor.org."
crowdsourcing  government  texas  cool  innovation  government2.0  from delicious
november 2009 by amy
Code For America
anyone would think @timoreilly was serious about working on stuff that matters http://codeforamerica.org/ the revolution starts here.
twitter_fav  @monkchips  activism  government  community 
september 2009 by amy
Op-Ed Columnist - The Swiss Menace - NYTimes.com
Besides being vile and stupid, however, the editorial was beside the point. Investor’s Business Daily would like you to believe that Obamacare would turn America into Britain — or, rather, a dystopian fantasy version of Britain. The screamers on talk radio and Fox News would have you believe that the plan is to turn America into the Soviet Union. But the truth is that the plans on the table would, roughly speaking, turn America into Switzerland — which may be occupied by lederhosen-wearing holey-cheese eaters, but wasn’t a socialist hellhole the last time I looked.
usa  policy  law  government  health  from delicious
august 2009 by amy
You Don’t Know Jack
You Don’t Know Jack is an interactive graphic illustrating the intricate web of special interests Rep. Jack Murtha (D-PA) has spun around him. For many years, Rep. Murtha has been treating our tax dollars like his own personal piggy bank, doling out funds to donors, friends, and family members who ingratiate themselves, currying his favor. In exchange, Rep. Murtha greedily demands and receives tribute in the form of generous campaign donations, employment for relatives, and charitable contributions. Move your cursor over the text below to learn how these individuals and businesses are connected to the congressman and how much that connection costs them — and us.
usa  politics  government 
june 2009 by amy
Data.Gov
"this site will make a broad array of US Government data available in downloadable formats."
usa  government  database 
april 2009 by amy
RSS Hits the Big Time (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
the new stimulus bill’s implementation instructions require that each government agency report the money it gives out in RSS:
rss  politics  usa  government 
february 2009 by amy

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