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SeeClickFix Integrates Data with San Francisco and Washington DC's New Open311 Systems
Submitted by SeeClickFix on Mon, 05/10/2010 - 20:13SeeClickFix is proud to announce its integration with San Francisco and Washington DC’s 311 systems, after the two cities announced their transition to the Open311 API today. The cities’ use of this open source data platform will enable citizens to communicate service requests directly into their cities’ CRMs by reporting issues through one of SeeClickFix’s three platforms:
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Copenhagen Summit Thoughts!!
Submitted by Simon Gordon-Smith on Tue, 04/20/2010 - 22:26- Simon Gordon-Smith's blog
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One big game, and a lot of heart.
Submitted by brentmat on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 11:51What was it that happened in Vancouver this past two weeks? A few weeks ago polls in Canada, and especially British Columbia, showed a dismal showing of support for the impending Olympic onslaught. Was the over-budgeted flop was on its way to ruin the green-loving, temperate city on the Coast and everything it stood for? Corporate slogans were being plastered on mass transit and on the sides of buildings. I was getting out of here, and none too quickly.
Take a virtual walking tour of many of the world's cities with Google's "Street View"
Submitted by Robert Morrison on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 11:15Street View Video
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Detroit City's Challenge-Do they have an answer?
Submitted by Simon Gordon-Smith on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 11:15Well done Liverpool on regeneration
Submitted by gerald.cary-elwes on Thu, 01/28/2010 - 15:14- gerald.cary-elwes's blog
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Why cities matter
Submitted by gerald.cary-elwes on Wed, 01/27/2010 - 17:11As we become increasingly a world of city/town dwellers, we need to ensure that our cities are developed in the most sustainable and sensible way. This calls for everyone to have the opportunity to have a say in how our cities look and how they perform. What do we want our cities to look like, and how can they become more sensitive to environmental considerations? Do we as citizens have a proper stake in them or are we just passive in our outlook? How can we communicate better with those who govern our towns and cities instead of feeling powerless?