IP: White House 2001 - Envisioning the Next WH Web Site

[Dave Farber <farber@cis.upenn.edu>]

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>  Democracies Online - White House 2001 Online Conference
>       Envisioning the Next White House Web Site
>   To Join, e-mail: do-whitehouse-subscribe@egroups.com
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>Opens with 100 Participants
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>An online event through January 18, 2001 to generate ideas and
>exchange information on the next White House* web site.  What should
>the next White House Web site do?  What should it look like?  How
>should the White House use online communications strategically to
>connect with citizens and govern?
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>How this facilitated and moderated online exchange will work
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>1. Idea Bullets - Each participant is encouraged to share one short
>idea for the next White House web site.
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>2. Strategic Essays - Internet leaders and netizens are asked to
>contribute short 400-500 word essays covering a specific Internet
>*use* strategy the White House should consider. Big ideas and solid
>advice wanted! These essays should be submitted to the online event
>facilitator, Steven Clift <do@publicus.net> for review.
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>3. General Comments - All participants are encouraged to comment and
>add to the ideas sent to the forum. All posts will be moderated with a
>general limit of one or two posts per day per person. To keep message
>volume in check, some messages may be held one or two days.
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>To JOIN the online conference, simply send an e-mail to
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>*Important Note: This is a strictly non-commercial unofficial online
>event with no direct connection to White House online efforts. Content
>from the online event will be made available to White House officials
>and the public.
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>Hosted by Steven Clift <http//publicus.net> with the Democracies
>Online Newswire <http//e-democracy.org/do>. If your organization would
>like to Co-Sponsor this event, all you need to do is bring 20 verified
>participants to the forum or send information about the forum to at
>least 1000 people on an e-mail list run by your  organization. Contact
><do@publicus.net> to co-sponsor this event.
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