Social Governance: Social Media & Public Authorities
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This document summarizes key points from a presentation on sociable governance and social media. It notes that 91% of Swedes have internet access at home and 83% have broadband access. While only 7% have never used a computer. It discusses how e-democracy transitioned to e-government and whether social media can bring back e-democracy. It also outlines concerns about information overload, need for guidelines on social media use, and balancing private and public information online.
Social Governance: Social Media & Public Authorities
- 1. Sociable Governance Mathias Klang @klang67
- 2. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
- 3. 91 % Access to the Internet at home 83 % Access to broadband at home 7% Never used a computer Source: Sweden Statistics 2011 (*Individuals aged 16-74)
- 4. Sociotechnical change (rip Eugene Polley)
- 5. When Edemocracy became egovernment
- 6. Will social media bring back e-democracy?
- 7. Blogger 1999 Google 1999 End of communications monopoly
- 8. 2006
- 9. "Out of this anarchy… what was governing the infinite monkeys now inputting away on the Internet was the law of digital Darwinism, the survival of the loudest and most opinionated.” Andrew Keen: Cult of the amateur (2007)
- 11. Venn of wants Government Civil Servants Citizens
- 12. Pressing social media Non-PC to dislike social media?
- 13. Obvious: media policy used to be about controlling those who have the right to communicate
- 14. dialog, delaktighet och samverkan ska vara ledord för den statliga förvaltningen" (Regeringens förvaltningspolitiska prop 2010)
- 15. The cloud
- 17. Social media cost benefit analysis. Is it worth the effort?
- 18. User participation & sharing culture Dealing with information overload Citizens helping each other Why Citizen2.0?
- 20. 2010-04-28
- 21. August 2010
- 22. 2010-12-30
- 23. Private, personal & public
- 26. Registrering, bevarande och gallring
- 27. Duty of service
- 30. Data protection
- 31. archiving
- 32. För att dokumentera själva mediet bör man t.ex. varje halvår eller vid en större förändring, bevara en ögonblicksbild av det sociala mediet som används... t.ex. en skärmdump. SKL, Sociala medier och handlingsoffentligheten (24-04-2010) Internet meme?
- 33. Identity of office Who has access to material sent in Material sent in becomes public Why the social media is used What it cannot be used for Following guidelines Cookies :) Obligatory Information
- 34. Empirical study
- 35. Policy drivers
- 36. Policies From < 1 page to 20 pages
- 37. 19 criminal law 18 administrative law
- 38. 17 purpose of social media
- 39. 11 clear analogue bias
- 41. What is social media?
- 42. Employee’s use of social media as work Employee’s use of social media during work Employee’s use of social media after work Public or private space
- 43. The unaddressed cloud Promoting private corporations Personal data transfers Loss of control
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- 46. I have issues
- 48. 2. State regulatory responsibility
- 49. 3. Facebook’s data use
- 50. 4. USA state access to data
- 51. 5. Security
- 53. THANKS!
- 54. Mathias Klang [email protected] or @klang67 www.digital-rights.net Image & licensing info in the notes section of slides. Images at www.flickr.com (or specifically stated). This ppt licensed: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Download presentation www.slideshare.net/klang
- 55. Socio-technical change RIP Eugene Polley
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- #56: 1955 The first visible light wireless remote control is made by Zenith and called the Flash-Matic Remote Control. This system used photoelectric cells in the four corners of the screen to control on/off,mute and channel selection. The Flash-matic had problems working well on sunny days, because sunlight often changed the channels at random. One year later, ultrasound technology was used to replace the light system to eliminate this flaw in the operation.