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Don Tapscott Talks Government 2.0 May 20, 2008

Posted by Matthew Woolums in 21st-Century, Articles/Videos.
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By way of a tweet from Andy Carvin, NPR interviewed Don Tapscott on Talk of the Nation. He discusses how new web tools can transform government. Don Tapscott is the author of Wikinomiks and Growing Up Digital.

Government 2.0: Building an Online Democracy : NPR

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