TPW 40: Obama, e-Government & Transparency

by on January 27, 2009 · 10 comments

On this week’s show, we discuss government transparency—a topic a number of us here at the TLF have written about lately.  Among other things, we discuss:

  • Why transparency is important
  • What data the government should provide and how
  • Good and bad examples of transparency
  • President Obama’s promise to have the most accountable administration in history
  • Obama’s plans to appoint a Chief Technology Officer

My guests for this show are:

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  • http://www.wegotyourblack.com patrick nelson

    I've followed Jim Harper's comments about Obama's technology goals and they are not too far from each other. Obama's decision to assigned this type of infrastructure did not come on a whim. He consulted with many top heavyweights before making his decision.

  • http://www.markumfuadi.co.cc malcum

    can't wait to see.. the real implementation of many2 of Obama's politic decission's ahead..

    can he.. the popular person.. makes a/many popular political decission's paralelly??

    umh..

  • http://www.reportcard.me/ Jim

    Well he better syart doing a better job because transparency is yet to be seen by Obama.

  • iDEA

    Last week the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) hosted the Open Government Brainstorm on behalf of the White House Open Government Initiative – the first of three phases in an unprecedented process of public engagement. Here are some examples of specific submissions, grouped by issue. You can also see a summary and overview of the themes that are emerging… http://personafile.com/PXe8

  • iDEA

    Last week the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) hosted the Open Government Brainstorm on behalf of the White House Open Government Initiative – the first of three phases in an unprecedented process of public engagement. Here are some examples of specific submissions, grouped by issue. You can also see a summary and overview of the themes that are emerging… http://personafile.com/PXe8

  • iDEA

    Last week the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) hosted the Open Government Brainstorm on behalf of the White House Open Government Initiative – the first of three phases in an unprecedented process of public engagement. Here are some examples of specific submissions, grouped by issue. You can also see a summary and overview of the themes that are emerging… http://personafile.com/PXe8

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