Type of site Blogging Owner Andrew Rasiej Founded 2004 | Available in English Key people Andrew Rasiej | |
 | ||
Slogan(s) Technology is changing politics. Website www.personaldemocracy.com Headquarters New York City, New York, United States Founders Andrew Rasiej, Micah L. Sifry | ||
Danah boyd be careful what you code for
Personal Democracy Forum (often referred to as PDF) is an annual conference that follows how the internet is changing politics, governance, and advocacy. PDF is an initiative organized by Personal Democracy Media, which has been founded by Andrew Rasiej and co-founder Micah Sifry.
Contents
- Danah boyd be careful what you code for
- Eric schmidt at the personal democracy forum
- Website
- Conference
- References
Eric schmidt at the personal democracy forum
Website
Personal Democracy Forum has over twenty contributing editors who track, report, and reflect on the newest trends of technology in politics. The sister website techPresident followed how the 2008 United States presidential election campaigns utilized these new technologies and how these technologies are enabling citizens to affect the race.
Conference
The Personal Democracy Forum conference is an annual event held in New York City that began in 2004. The mission of the conference is to have political professionals, technologists, and non-profit executives educate each other on how technology is changing and what the future of democracy and advocacy looks like.
Notable speakers in the past include
In 2013 the PDF has been organized for the first time on regional level in Poland: PDF-Poland and CEE. Organized in Warsaw by ePF - polish foundation, publisher of the Sejmometr.pl and MamPytanie.net, receiver of the 2012 ePSI Trailblazer in the parliamentary data category.