This week, I’m down in Florida at the Poynter Institute as a “visiting faculty member,” talking about social media and politics. My first presentation, embedded below, was on the promise of open data journalism.
E-PluribusUnum.org- Threats to transparency and election integrity in Mexico threaten democratic stability in the Americas
- Every White House needs to inform and engage Americans “where we are,” online and offline
- Anti-democratic policy and chaotic leadership will force more institutions to reassess how they use Twitter
- How governments should respond to changes at Twitter
- The metaverse of 2040 must encode democratic values, or it will enable an authoritarian nightmare
- Smarter disclosure of hospital data may be a sovereign remedy for price gouging
- How open government can prevent digital redlining
- Why CovidTests.gov won’t be the next HealthCare.gov
- What was missing from President Biden’s remarks at the Open Government Summit
- The future of the Open Government Partnership depends on White House leadership
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