Beth Noveck
Beth Noveck is a TED speaker who has written 1 quality-verified book.
How can our data strengthen our democracies? In her work, Beth Noveck explores what "opengov" really means--not just freeing data from databases, but creating meaningful ways for citizens to collaborate with their governments. As the US's first Deputy CTO, Beth Noveck founded the White House Open Government Initiative, which developed administration policy on transparency, participation, and collaboration. Among other projects, she designed and built Peer-to-Patent, the U.S. government’s first expert network. She's now working on the design for ORGPedia, a platform for mashing up and visualizing public and crowdsourced data about corporations. Her book The Networked State will appear in 2013. Must-read: Noveck's 2012 essay Open Data -- The Democratic Imperative.
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What books has Beth Noveck written?
Beth Noveck has written 1 book in the Books Worth Reading catalogue: "Wiki government". It is quality-verified and paired with their TED talk.
What does Beth Noveck write about?
Beth Noveck's books on Books Worth Reading cover Science & Technology.
What is Beth Noveck known for?
Beth Noveck's intellectual work centers on a transformative question: how can democracies harness the power of open data and citizen collaboration to solve their most pressing problems? Rather than viewing government transparency as merely releasing datasets into the public sphere, Noveck conceives ...