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Understanding 9/112009 Open Video Conference: Crowdsourcing an Open Government: Using Distributed Video to Hold the Elected Accountable
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Discourse related to the promotion of free expression and innovation in online video.
Crowdsourcing an Open Government: Using Distributed Video to Hold the Elected Accountable
Jake Brewer — Engagement Director, Sunlight Foundation
Robert Millis — Capitol Hub
Abram Stern — Univ. of California, Santa Cruz & Metavid
2009 Open Video Conference
Session held at at 11:08 am on 20-June-2009
NYU Vanderbilt Hall, New York, NY
A listing of other recorded sessions is available:
"Open Video Conference"
Session recorded by a conference attendee.
The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent
those of the Open Video Alliance or other participants.
This video is released under the Creative Commons Attribution
3.0 U.S. License, which may be found at the following URL:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us
Miro supports Ogg Theora and also provides copies to others;
however, note that your IP address is no longer private information.
Donations to support this work may be directed to the videographer,
Xiph.org Foundation, Participatory Culture Foundation, Creative Commons,
the Internet Archive, and/or Sunlight Foundation.
Crowdsourcing an Open Government: Using Distributed Video to Hold the Elected Accountable
Jake Brewer — Engagement Director, Sunlight Foundation
Robert Millis — Capitol Hub
Abram Stern — Univ. of California, Santa Cruz & Metavid
2009 Open Video Conference
Session held at at 11:08 am on 20-June-2009
NYU Vanderbilt Hall, New York, NY
A listing of other recorded sessions is available:
"Open Video Conference"
Session recorded by a conference attendee.
The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent
those of the Open Video Alliance or other participants.
This video is released under the Creative Commons Attribution
3.0 U.S. License, which may be found at the following URL:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us
Miro supports Ogg Theora and also provides copies to others;
however, note that your IP address is no longer private information.
Donations to support this work may be directed to the videographer,
Xiph.org Foundation, Participatory Culture Foundation, Creative Commons,
the Internet Archive, and/or Sunlight Foundation.
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