Citilab Presentation October 2009 - Digital Cities
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The document discusses four key ingredients for developing a digital city: 1) A desire for citizens to talk about things in the city, 2) A strong social culture where citizens interact, 3) Open access to city data, and 4) Issues for citizens to advocate for or against. It argues that combining a citizens' cognitive surplus and freely available public data through various online and offline social platforms can create new economic opportunities and an engaged digital workforce that shapes the future of the city from the bottom up. Realizing this vision will likely involve tensions between various stakeholders, but this messy process is an important part of cultivating an innovative digital culture.
![The Wisdom of Crowds: Developing Digital Cities Dave Harte Birmingham City University Digital Birmingham [email_address] http://daveharte.com @daveharte](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/citilabharteoct09-091022085209-phpapp02/85/citilab-presentation-october-2009-digital-cities-1-320.jpg)
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Citilab Presentation October 2009 - Digital Cities
- 1. The Wisdom of Crowds: Developing Digital Cities Dave Harte Birmingham City University Digital Birmingham [email_address] http://daveharte.com @daveharte
- 3. Birmingham Second Life Island
- 19. WXWM - impromptu, self-organising
- 26. My raw data
- 38. HACKING THE CITY
Notas del editor
- Videos: Carter2: 1:20 – 3:40 Kids – all Tim Berners-lee 9:12 – 11: 26 Phone review kid: start to 1:13 Ed Richards (PSB): 1:57 – 3:29 Shirky – 1:47 – 3:23
- Being in Second Life - surely that’s enough to qualify as a digital city? Erm, not really
- Having a dedicated organisation called ‘Digital Birmingham’ - surely that’s enough? Erm, not really
- Kids video Once kids understand input, they’re off – gain confidence so quickly No distinction between on or offline Sophisticated understanding between role of broadcast TV, DVD, Video, computer, gaming consoles
- Pics from Lozells (left) and Digbeth social media surgeries. Lozells has an excellent blog aimed at countering existing views of the area. Innovative use of social media not just confined to white/middle class
- I’ve talked before about sharing personal data. This is a snapshot of a reading from my current cost electrivity meter. I was trying to get this data to tweet on its own but it was a little beyond my technical knowledge. Getting the garmin to tweet has been a lot easier.
- Sometimes proprietary solutions are beautiful. After I go for a run I take off my watch, the garmin USB fob detects that my watch is in range and then uploads my data to the Garmin Connect website. Other than the initial set up I don’t need to do a thing.
- Carter2: 1:20 – 3:40 Ed Richards (PSB): 1:57 – 3:29 Ofcom really interesting. PSB matters lots. New PSB institution based on publisher model that started C4 and kick-started independent sector. 4IP just the start. Region needs to get this right to be at the forefront of what follows.
- 9% don’t trust web as a way to engage in active citizenship. Rises to 40% in areas of multiple deprivation 9% lacked confidence. 40% in areas of multiple deprivation. Birmingham has ‘% of people who feel they can influence decisions in their locality” as a measure
- McLuhan – Cinema didn’t evolve from technology. Video: Lumiere Shirky video 1:47 – 3:23 Cognitive surplus: is the stuff we have left over when we’ve served life’s basic needs. We’ve wasted our cognitive surplus watching television Imagine what we could create if we watched less TV Wikipedia = 100 million hours. TV watching = 200 billion hours Users want to produce/share/operate