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  • 16 May 2011
    e-government
    bethnoveck

    Beth Noveck 'recruited' to lead on open source policy making

    From George Osborne’s speech this morning at the Google Zeitgeist conference:

    We want to remain at the cutting edge of open source policy making.

    So I’m pleased to be able to tell you that we have just recruited Beth Noveck, who used to work at the White House running President Obama’s Open Government Initiative, to help us take this agenda forward.

    I can’t think of a better person to help us with this. After all, Beth literally wrote the book – ‘Wiki-Government’ – on how policy making needs to change in the internet age.

    She’s a genuinely world class recruit, and she’ll be working alongside the likes of Martha Lane Fox, Tim Kelsey and Tom Steinberg to harness new technologies to make government more innovative and accountable.

    She’s on Twitter at @bethnoveck, and has a blog at Typepad which has been updated within the past two years, no matter what its header claims.

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    1. Parliamentary Observer
      16 May 2011

      Does open source policy include quoting from Wikipedia in the House of Commons?
      http://www.epolitix.com/latestnews/article-detail/newsarticle/education-minister-borrows-commons-speech-from-wikipedia/

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