One Web Day
OneWebDay is September 22nd.
9.22.2009 marked the 3rd anniversary of this global event started by Susan Crawford. Her inspiration was Earthday, a day to celebrate and inspire appreciation for our planet. OneWebDay is for people throughout the world to celebrate the World Wide Web and how it connects us all.
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OneWebDay - September 22, 2007
OneWebDay is a celebration of the internet that happens on Sept. 22 each year. It's an Earth Day for the internet, a day to protect and defend the internet and to think about how it has changed lives around the world. We're looking for people who would like to organize local OneWebDay events in their cities.
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- RT @saschameinrath: Germany mandates open access for Deutsche Telecom: http://ping.fm/O6wW6
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- Really great slide show from #OWD09 in St. Louis:http://bit.ly/6qNDYe
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- Is the 'Bandwidth Hog' a Myth? http://bit.ly/84TvxN
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- Indymedia.us threatened by Justice Department's illegal “fishing expedition” http://bit.ly/8pBdO1
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- RT @teddyzmrhal Danah Boyd @zephoria - asks 'how do you find worlds that are different that your own?' #sn09 #in
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What can you do?
If you add a vid to YouTube let me know and I can put in on this lens.
If you upload a video (or photo on Flickr) make sure to tag it with "onewebday2008".
Other ideas include:
Teach your grandmother to blog
Put your digital pictures online
Make a website for your club, church, or school
Post a tribute to a friend online
Make an entry for your neighborhood in Wikipedia
Start a neighborhood mailing list
Talk to your town about getting free wireless access
Run a website-building workshop
(More ideas can be found here.)
Events in New York City
Monday, September 22nd 2008
Washington Square Park, Teen Plaza (SE part of the park)
Free event
Speakers will included Larry Lessig, Gale Brewer, Andrew Baron of Rocketboom, SJ Klein from One Laptop per Child, and others.
There was free wireless access, music and some surprises.
New York 2007
Events in Washington, DC
Monday, September 22nd and Friday, 26th 2008
Conference "Broadband Census for America" on 9/26 at The American Association for the Advancement of Science.
A submission to YouTube
Events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Monday, September 22nd 2008
Spaights Plaza (located outside the Union), University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
The Center For Information Policy Research and the School of Information Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee hosted a lunch and panel discussion. Topics included Net neutrality, Web policy issues for the next administration, Community-generated privacy norms online, and Net globalism & ethics.
One Web Day Links
- my.OneWebDay
- my.OneWebDay is the primary collaboration platform for OneWebDay organizers.
- Susan Crawford's blog
- Self explanatory.
- OneWebDay Meetups
- Find a OneWebDay Meetup Group near you.
Events in Austin, Texas
September 22nd, 2008
Cafe Caffeine
909 W. Mary Austin
Free event
This event featured a day-long "Uber-Jelly" (not sure what that is), featured speakers, and interviews about how the Web has changed lives.
Speakers included Andrew Donoho of IBM, Tom Brown of Stuffopolis, etc., Jon Lebkowsky & David Armistead of Social Web Strategies, Sarah Vela from Push My Follow, and W. Scott McCollough (Attorney, Telecommunications and ISP Law Specialist).
They asked attendees: how the web has changed their life, how they'd like the web to change the world in the future, their favorite online event, and something they've done online with other people in other countries.
More information can be found on Wikipedia
This is the introduction...click on the link to be taken to the entry on Wikipedia.
OneWebDay is a day when users of the World Wide Web are encouraged to show how the Internet affects their lives. It is held on September 22. The purpose of the event is to globally celebrate online life. The goal of celebrating OneWebDay each year is to create and make visible a global constituency that cares about the future of the Internet.
Events in Portland, Oregon
Monday, September 22nd 2008
Events around the World
About OneWebDay 2008
Forum on Participation and Politics Online - NYU Jun 4 2008
This forum. presented by OneWebDay, ISOC-NY, & the Information Law Institute @ NYU during Internet Week NY, is part of the build up to a politically-minded OneWebDay on September 22, 2008. It brought together a variety of renowned scholars, thinkers, and activists to provide their perspectives on political engagement on the Net. Speakers: Baratunde Thurston Comedian, Pundit Web Editor, The Onion http://www.baratunde.com Andrew Rasiej Founder, Personal Democracy Forum http://www.rasiej.com Jay Rosen Professor, NYU Department of Journalism Founder, New Assignment.net http://journalism.nyu.edu/faculty/rosen.html Moderator: Allison Fine Author, Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age http://www.allisonfine.com More info:http://onewebday.org
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One Web Day Swag
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(One Web Day is September 22, 2010)
Do you have plans for One Web Day?
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- Greekgeek Greekgeek Mar 20, 2009 @ 12:27 pm
- It's odd how many holidays cluster around that day. It's the Celtic Mabon, the fall equinox, so it's a major holiday for pagans. It's Frodo's and Bilbo's birthday, which has been a major celebration (in a fun way) for millions of people who find it a convenient excuse to throw a Happy Birbday, Bilbo Baggins birthday party. And now OWD too?
I guess there's some dates that just feel resonant to us, even if we've forgotten why (Tolkien hadn't -- all the stuff in LOTR takes place on the Celtic calendar). It's a first harvest holiday, so I guess that works. The web is the first fruits of the 21st century!
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- aj2008 aj2008 Sep 22, 2008 @ 7:09 am
- I've learned something new today too. I had never heard of One Web Day. The web (and Squidoo) has saved my sanity over the last couple of months, while I try to recover from a nasty condition. It is a great way to stay in touch with the world when you can't get out much - maybe I will make a video about it some time!
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- JaguarJulie JaguarJulie Sep 9, 2008 @ 1:40 pm
- Well, I can honestly say that I've learned something new today by visiting your lens on One Web Day! That happens to be the day after one of my sister's birthday. Cool lens.
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- juliasofia44 juliasofia44 Aug 29, 2008 @ 5:05 am
- Good and Great lens.
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- Squidster Squidster Mar 16, 2008 @ 3:37 pm
- Welcome to the Festivals Around The World Group. What a great idea for a lens! I was completely unaware of this event.
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- rms rms Sep 22, 2007 @ 7:43 am
- Happy One Web Day! And thanks for sharing about this. I had no idea!
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- JohannTheDog JohannTheDog Sep 18, 2007 @ 12:27 pm
- Oh, thanks for this, Christene! I'll post about it in my blog, fur sure! - Woofs, Johann
by Christene
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