Category Archives: Cell Phones

  1. Opportunities for Civic App Developers

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    August 29, 2012 by mheadd

    There is no shortage of civic hacking events and app challenges taking place. This is a good thing – it …
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    Category: Cell Phones, Cities, civic hacking, Open Government | Tags: ,

  2. Phones: The Key to the City

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    April 3, 2012 by mheadd

    The ordinary telephone is among the most important and ubiquitous technologies in the world. Several weeks ago, I had the …
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    Category: Cell Phones, Cities, Digital Divide | Tags: , , ,

  3. “Phind It For Me” Live in Philly

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    June 2, 2011 by mheadd

    Really excited to launch a new OpenGov project in Philadelphia – Phind It For Me. The service is built on …
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    Category: Cell Phones, CouchDB, Development Tools, Digital Divide, Open Government

  4. Building an Open311 Application

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    May 19, 2010 by mheadd

    Earlier this year, I had an idea to build a Twitter application that would allow a citizen to start a …
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    Category: Cell Phones, CouchDB, Development Tools, Open Government, Twitter

  5. What’s Old is New: How Citizens Communicate with Government

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    May 3, 2010 by mheadd

    Social media enthusiasts (myself included) let out a big huzzah recently at the results of a study conducted by the …
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    Category: Cell Phones, News, Open Government

  6. Open Gov: A Means to and End

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    July 7, 2009 by mheadd

    With all of the activity and excitement taking place around the country focused on new Government 2.0 and open government …
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    Category: Cell Phones, Open Government, Standards

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