Finland is about to start using crowdsourcing to create new laws
By David Meyer, gigaom.comThe Finnish government has approved the technology behind a new ‘Open Ministry’ platform, which will act as a hub for citizens who want new laws voted on in the country’s parliament. But could that work elsewhere?
Who makes laws? In most of the…
Short URL:
Notes
-
bozont likes this
-
whor-en likes this
-
delabonete likes this
-
readinglist32 reblogged this from futuramb
-
readinglist32 likes this
-
futurist-foresight likes this
-
onefutureminute reblogged this from futuramb
-
doangivadam reblogged this from transfixussednonmortuus
-
doangivadam likes this
-
transfixussednonmortuus reblogged this from futuramb
-
futuramb posted this
P A Martin Börjesson
To be able to see the future emerge we have to throw a wide net to catch the weak signals. In this tumble I collect things I find valuable for my work as scenario planner, strategist and futurist - for more info about me go to www.futuramb.se.
Ask me about my posts
Connect
Stuff I like
-
Time magazine examining Millenials.
-
...
-
Tiny implant can transmit realtime blood data...
-
“The Most Detailed Picture of the Internet Ever”
-
“If you’re caught with an ounce of cocaine, the...”
