Deanna Zandt interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010
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Argues the internet is echo chamber and democratizing simultaneously, so growth in access does not equal equal skills or influence and requires intentional work to change. Points to the intersection of communities—open government movement with social justice organizers and entrepreneurs—plus the actual tools that connect them, as the place where fresh participation emerges. Critiques aggregate metrics and broadcast-era measurement and insists that individual participation and relationships are the mechanism that moves people to act.
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