Top Ten Who are Changing the World of Internet & Politics

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Deadline Date

September 27 2005

PoliticsOnline and the 6th Worldwide Forum on Electronic Democracy are sponsoring this online
competition to determine the top ten (people or organisations) who have changed the world of internet and politics. Twenty finalists have been selected from nominations from around the world. The final awards for the top ten will be determined through open online voting. The winners will be recognised at the 6th annual Worldwide Forum on Electronic Democracy.

The twenty finalists in this years competition are:

Accenture eDemocracy Services
UK John Aravosis/Americablog
BBC Action Network
Etienne Chouard
Ciudad Politica
Steven Clift and Local E-Democracy Issues Forum
Adam Curry
Hossein Derakhshan
Digital Divide Network
Estonia
Dan Gillmor
Hansard Society
Institute for Politics, Democracy & the Internet
JibJab Media Inc.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Mozambique E-government
Pambazuka
RedState.org
Norodom Sihanouk
Tsunami Help Blog

target="_blank">Click here to read more about this competition or to cast your vote online.

August 17 2005 update: The poll is now closed. The 10 winners have been determined, and will be announced at the end of September 2005.

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Source

Bytes for All Readers listserv,
July 27 2005; and email from Laura Hammond (Editor, PoliticsOnline) to The Communication Initiative on August 17 2005.

Placed on the Communication Initiative site July 28 2005
Last Updated August 17 2005

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