Mobile Apps for Civic Engagement

Mobile Apps for Civic Engagement

Posted by Karen 7 January, 2010 As Announcements, Campaign Budgets, Digital Politics Podcast, Do TV ads work?, E-Voter Research, New Voting Trends, Technology to Watch, The Power of Social Networks, Who's Who

Guests on the first Digital Politics podcast of the new year are Kurt Daradics and David Kralik from CitySourced powered by FreedomSpeaks. With all the buzz about apps in general, it is useful to find those apps which can really have an impact for an individual, local community, nationally and globally. Kurt and David talk about how civic engagement is the new “green” and that we are just beginning to see the impact when mobile is combined with the social media dimension and physical location identification.

Another example of how all politics is local as well as the potential of disruptive technology to change all of our lives.

Listen to this thought provoking preview of government in the new decade.

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