interview with Carolyn Lawson
summary
California says its Web Master User Group grows to about 500 members with 100 active each month and a demo widget drives 2 million impressions in two months; DMV videos reach 9 million views on YouTube and an iPhone DMV app had ~100 soft‑release downloads (later ballpark 5–10k). The state hosts Recovery Act reporting in the Amazon cloud with a mapping startup overlay, exposes ~100 million data records into a planned searchable portal/API, and reports 5.2 million claims processed online (about 80% of 6.5M).
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41California innovation in budget crisis
- 1:21Viral government content on YouTube
- 2:26DMV YouTube videos and iPhone app
- 3:50California mobile eServices expansion
- 4:55Open government in California
- 6:38Balancing open data and privacy
- 8:23Moving public data to cloud
- 10:49Twitter for unemployment assistance
- 12:39Summary
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