Digital Cities

Personal Democracy Forum and GovLoop have teamed up
for a month of blogs, articles, and discussions on what it takes to
become a digital city.

– How do we create a 21st
century digital city?

– How do we meet the
digital demands of citizens?

– How can we do more with
less?

Don’t miss this informative
event:




NYC Digital Roadmap 21 Steps to Be a Digital City Austin City Limits: What’s Holding Back Government Innovation in City of Austin? In Search of Ideas: How Counties and Town are Trying to Tap Citizens’ Smarts What Are the Ingredients of a Digital City? How to Create a Culture of Digital Government With Former DC CTO Bryan Sivak Smarter Baltimore Defined	MuniGov 2.0 Group Local Governments Group Could Chicago Be the Next Hotbed of Gov20 and OpenGov? Local Government Resources – How to Find Ideas That Others Are Doing State and Local Governments Can Help Themselves and Their Employees – Avoid RIFs and Become Well Paid Cook County Debuts Two WordPress Websites, New Social Media Channels Facebook Terms Change for State & Local Governments Components of an Ideal Local Government Social Media Seminar

About PDF

Personal Democracy Forum
is dedicated to understanding and innovating at the intersection of
technology, politics and government. It’s annual conference in New
York is the world’s leading conference exploring and analyzing
technology’s impact on politics and government. PdF hosts annual
conferences in Europe and Latin America, and
publishes techPresident.com, the leading online publication
covering the intersection of technology, politics and
government.

The PdF Network is PdF’s
premium membership service, designed to give those working
in government, politics, advocacy, and many more sectors,
unparalleled access to industry experts and resources. As the
network is upgraded ahead of it’s June re-launch, PdF Network’s
premium content, including the bi-monthly call series and archives
are available to the public at no cost.

About
GovLoop

GovLoop is often called the “Facebook
for Government” connecting over 42,000+ members of federal, state,
and local government community. Winner of 2009 Fed 100 award
and featured in hundreds of publications from WSJ to Washington
Post, the network serves as a knowledge hub where members can share
best practices and ideas in the form of blogs, discussions, and
training to do their job better.