Videos and Tapes on Internet Politics
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Compiled by Michel Bauwens in January 2009, based on the material available here
List
- Alain Badiou on the Politics of Resistance
- Andrew Rasiej on how Social Media are Transforming Democracy
- Barak Obama on the Use of Social Media in his Electoral Campaign
- Ben Rahn on Online Political Fundraising
- Bill Allison and Greg Elin on Open Government Initiatives
- Bruce Bimber on the Internet in U.S. Elections
- Bruce Sterling on the Estonian Cyberwar
- Christopher Kelty on Free Software as Culture
- Clay Shirky on Collective Action through Social Networking
- Clay Shirky on Self-organized Online Cause Groups
- Clay Shirky on Social Networks and Politics
- Clay Shirky on Social Networks and the Obama Campaign
- Danielle Allen on the Archeology of Internet Rumours
- David Sirota on the Populist Uprising in the US
- David Smith on a Meaningful Life Being of Use
- David Taylor on Radical Web Designs for Social Activism
- David Weinberger on Blogs and U.S. Politics
- David Weinberger on the Web 2.0 for Politics
- Eben Moglen on Free Culture after the Dotcommunist Manifesto
- Eben Moglen on Social Change without Coercion
- Eben Moglen on Universal Access to Knowledge
- Elisabeth and John Edwards on the Impact of the Internet on US Politics
- Ellen Miller on the Sunlight Foundation and Transparency in the Political Process
- Greg Elin on Open Data from the US Government
- Harald Katzmair on Developing and Implementing Social Network Campaign Strategies
- Heather Holdridge on Civic Online Campaigns
- Henry Jenkins on the Role of Civic Media in the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election
- Howard Rheingold on Smart Mobs for Democracy
- Howard Rheingold on the Smart Mobs in Korea
- Jascha Franklin-Hodge on How Obama Really Did It
- Jeffrey Juris on Networking Futures
- Joe Trippi on Obama as Internet President
- Jon Warnow on Open Source Activism
- Jonathan Cabiria on Virtual Environments for Social Justice
- Jonathan Zittrain on The Future of the Internet and Civic Technologies
- Judith Donath on Designing Society
- Justin Oberman on Advocacy in the Mobile Age
- Karl Palmås on Panspectrocism
- Katrin Verclas on Using Mobile Phones for Social Change
- Lani Guinier on Experiments in Democracy
- Lawrence Lessig on Coding against Policy Corruption
- Lawrence Lessig on how Free Culture Needs Free Software
- Lawrence Lessig on the Need for Open Politics
- Lawrence Lessig on using Openness against the Corruption of Politics
- Liam Kirschner on Brilliant Swarms for Personal Transformation and Political Activism
- Luis Ramirez and Paloma Baytelman on the Chilean Penguin Revolution
- Mark Elliot on the Participatory Consultation Process for the Future of Melbourne
- Mark Elliott on Stigmergy, Collaboration and Citizen Wikis
- Mark Pesce on Hyperpolitics
- Markos Moulitsas Zuniga on his experience with Daily Kos
- Marty Kearns on Netcentric Advocacy in a Socially Networked World
- Matt Bai on the Web and the Next U.S. President
- Michael Anti on how Blogging has changed China
- Michael Nagler on Nonviolence
- Michel Bauwens on the Peer to Peer Society
- Michel Bauwens on the Political and Policy Aspects of P2P
- Nicco Mele on the Impact of Web 2.0 on Politics
- Paul Selker on the Obama Works Experience
- Pete Ashdown on Open Source Politics
- Ricken Patel on Trends in Global e-Advocacy
- Robert Fuller on Rankism
- Robert Hackett on Networked Advocacy
- Steven Lenos on e-Participation for Governments and Parliaments
- Todd Main on Effective Lobbying For Open Source
- Tom Steinberg on Innovations in Online Activism at the MySociety Project