Notes 11/09: Digital Media Strategy: Time Sensitive Design

Phase I:
@betalab @Behaviorologist:
See you at 10:00pm in the lab. #Design #UI #UX #film #Media

B. Discussing (Social) Media Strategies and scheduling within time frames. 3 month campaigns. #DMS #film #media #politics

C. Define: Innovation flow, Opportunities, Goal(s), Methodology, Tools, Process of Design, Strategy, Integration... #DMS #film #media #politics

D. Innovation flow: Discovery,discussion,exploration of SuD. (System under Discussion). think: EcoSystem. #DMS #film #media #politics

E. Discover opportunities: Niche proposition, Strategic advantage, SuD Outer most UseCase. #DMS #film #media #politics @Behaviorologist

F. Goals: Target Strategy Classes, Integrated Use Case Scenarios, Active SuD modeling, Community/Ecosystem enabling #DMS #film #media #politics

ongoing ...

What is e-governance? Blogging from W3 eGovernment Interest Group Meetings

update:

Tomorrow we are attending the W3C's eGovernment Interest Group Meetings in Washington, DC.
W3 eGov Interest Group

We are interested in egovernance and the ongoing interaction between the emerging Digital class with current methods of (global) governance.

We will be updating via Twitter at PoliticiansTV. We'll post links and updates later on this blog, so please return soon.


See you online.


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The CNN / YouTube debate .. or is that the Google Debate?

We are reading ...

YouTube video debate actually worked
By Declan McCullagh
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
Published: July 23, 2007, 10:15 PM PDT

YouTube video debate actually worked


Why this is even in question is beyond me, but Citizen 2.0 has risen further from the darkness. The debate is now considered a "bellwether" in that the popular press and the general "feel" out there is that this was a success. It even looks like CNN is being dropped in the Press! Then again, if it had not been, the web as a political instrument would have been badly wounded.

It was not and very few knew it would not be.

TechRide ... Online ALL the time.

We have been discussing the Candidates who have (off the record) been trying to manage the influx of debates and forums that have been presented to them by trying to limit the amount. This phenomenon is new; the citizen 2.0 demands interaction. Now.

Access such as this will diminish in the near future. We are in unprecedented times.

What would Benjamin Franklin say to this Open Source Democracy?

How can Candidates handle such requests in the future? Will they?

We will post the podcasts soon.