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Internet Archive: 10 Government Hacks
Topic: Miscellaneous 3:59 am EST, Jan 29, 2007

Gold Star

Hack 1 is "Be Media." Often, if you want to record audio or video or even just get in the door to some official function, you have to present your bona fides ahead of time.

I've long had an interest in Internet [and] Governance, so when I heard the United Nations was throwing a big party called WSIS on the topic, I figured I'd go see how the pros did it.

I'm not really a journalist, but I've played one on the Internet, so I got O'Reilly & Associates to name me their international tech reporter and applied for credentials. O'Reilly didn't make the cut as "bona fide media," so I reapplied as a stringer for the second-largest English-language newspaper in Bangkok.

Carl Malamud, the technology leader for the Center for American Progress, posted this greatly entertaining collection of ten ways to hack the government!

Internet Archive: 10 Government Hacks



 
 
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