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1. The Rise of Indonesia Citizen 2.0

2. 10 Reasons Behind PoliticaWave

3. Vox Populi, Vox Dei

4. Obama’s Effect

5. A new voter has emerged: CITIZEN 2.0
• Highly Connected & Shared
• Social Media Savvy
• Critical & Sceptical About Politics
• Less trust on mainstream media
• Actively search information on internet

6. People Power = Netizen Power

7. Citizen Journalism

8. Social Media is Not Virtual Online World Anymore.
Social Media Is The Real World Online

9. Higher Buzz,
Means Higher Votes

10. Indonesia is Very Social
4th globally
2nd most active country
Twitter Heat Map: http://aworldoftweets.frogdesign.com

11. SocMed is
Trusted Media
The findings come from the
2012 Edelman Trust Barometer
In this year’s survey, 14 percent of people said
social media is a trusted source of company
information — up from just eight percent a
year ago

12. Government 2.0
Government 2.0 is about the use of technology to encourage a more open and transparent form of government, where
the public has a greater role in forming policy and has improved access to government information.
Gov 2.0 is about changing the status quo of ​
- Public-public (activ­ity and con­ver­sa­tion about
government in various ways. gov­ern­ment in pub­lic spaces)
They include but are not necessarily limited to: ​
- Public-government (con­sul­ta­tion, engagement)
innovation by government, transparency of its ​
-Government-government (inter or intra agency
processes, collaboration among its members, and collaboration)
participation of citizens. ​
-Government-public (com­mu­ni­ca­tion, col­lab­o­ra­
tion,
ser­vice delivery)

13. "Information is the currency
of democracy"