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Making Cities Think Like the Web
Mark Surman, executive director of the Mozilla Foundation, gave a very interesting talk (audio and slide show available) at last month’s Web 2.0 Summit in Toronto. Mark advocates creating cities that think like the Web - and says cities can learn from projects like Mozilla.
Mark’s main point: openness and participation created a better Internet…They can also create a better city. Much like how Mozilla formed a decade ago to open up the Internet, improve the Web and encourage people to participate, the same principles of openness and participation can also help make better cities.
Posted: December 4th, 2008 Tags: AppsForDemocracy.org, D.C., FixMyStreet.com, Google/Transit, Mark Surman, Mozilla Foundation, MySociety.org, Obama, Toronto, washington, Web 2.0 Summitt
