The first We President
President Obama has a historic opportunity to communicate more directly with the American public – and with the entire world. The world, in turn, has an opportunity to monitor, inform and influence the Obama Administration’s actions and policies.
Read MoreObama’s citizen participation: How directed will it be?
President Obama has pledged to run a more open, participatory and collaborative government, and coming off a political campaign powered by...
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Podcast: A Conversation with Michael Smolens, dotSUB
We’ve recorded another podcast! WeMedia is producing a regular podcast that features in-depth interviews with prominent media,...
Read MoreObama’s Broadband Roadmap
We asked Timothy Karr, the Campaign Director for Free Press, to offer some thoughts on broadband policy and President-Elect Obama’s...
Read MoreEvent: Web 2.0 President
What: How Obama Won the First Web 2.0 Election and Will Create The First Web 2.0 Presidency When: Monday, December 8, 2008, 4 pm and open...
Read MoreQuestion of the Day
Larry Lessig and the team from Change Congress, along with a large (and growing) group of internet visionaries released a set of principles...
Read MoreWe Media Mixer: NYC Nov. 13
The U.S. election is over. Next comes the first We Media presidency. What does that mean? Join us for a breakfast mixer and conversation on...
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Politics: Embrace the horse race
Here are three web sites that allow you to rapidly scan and ingest all the data and every shred of news about the U.S. presidential election, and track the trends quantified by a relentless stream of polls.
Read MoreCivis Online launches soundbite polls for the soundbite culture
Or, if we want to get highbrow about it: Widgetized political discourse Amid the sea of online opinion, polls and analysis, maybe less is...
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