When printed telephone directories first started including blue pages for government offices in the 1950s and 60s, they created a new expectation: citizens should be able to reach their government by phone. The Internet revolution of the 1990s raised these expectations exponentiallyif you could bank online and shop on Amazon,...
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Civic Innovations – The end of civic tech’s interface era
We need to rethink the way we think about interfaces By Mark Headd and Dan Munz There are lots of ways to answer the question what does a civic technologist do, but a decent umbrella description is: work to bridge the gap between people and government by designing and building...
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