Social Media is not only about conversations. The greatest benefit of Social Technologies is listening to people ideas on a large scale in the form of an open call and implementing them in strategy, processes, products, services, policy, etc.

1. Crowdsourcing and Gov 2.0

2. Crowdsourcing citizen
ideas to improve the way government
works
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3. President Obama ordered agencies to
create online forums by Feb. 6, 2010 to
solicit the public's opinions on what
information the government should make
more publicly accessible as part of his
Open Government initiative.
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4. the WHTE HOUSE
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5. Crowdsourcing and Citizen Participation
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When citizens interact with their government, powerful things can happen.
Government 2.0 means doing more with small teams, and even the power of one. It
means exploiting global creativity and changing workplace models and traditional
designs for carrying out missions.

6. IdeaScale Powers 23 Crowdsourcing Sites For The U.S. Government
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7. Few examples of agencies using Crowdsourcing to get public ideas and
suggestions.
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8. Federal Communications Commission
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9. NEW YORK STATE SENATE
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10. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
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11. Other agencies using crowdsourcing to listen to citizens
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http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/open/tool_poc.shtml

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