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Us Now: new documentary about participatory governance

Below is a clip announcing a new documentary about how the internet may alter government and democracy, based on real life case studies of some of the less well-known p2p projects. Here is a list of reviews. The short summary: "Us Now is a documentary film project about the power of mass collaboration, government and the Internet. Us ...

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Michel Bauwens

15th December 2008

Below is a clip announcing a new documentary about how the internet may alter government and democracy, based on real life case studies of some of the less well-known p2p projects.

Here is a list of reviews.

The short summary:

“Us Now is a documentary film project about the power of mass collaboration, government and the Internet.

Us Now tells the stories of online networks that are challenging the existing notion of hierarchy. For the first time, it brings together the fore-most thinkers in the field of participative governance to describe the future of government. ”

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One Response to “Us Now: new documentary about participatory governance”

1. Us Now Film « Byss Corp. Says:
   December 16th, 2008 at 7:47 pm

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