This afternoon, I gave a talk on open data journalism at the Developing the Caribbean Conference at the University of the West Indies, Mona in Jamaica. The diGJamaica liveblog captured the discussion. Video may be available later. For now, my presentation is embedded below, with many links inside of it.
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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