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Obama CTO Forum

Barack Obama is going to appoint the nation's first CTO. What are the top priorities?

  1. 2 votes

    Security, identity, fraud, and privacy

    In this information age there is great need for reform to the legal and technical infrastructure in the areas of security, identity, fraud and privacy. The position of CTO is ideally suited for addressing these issues.

    We all know the problems. I will not argue the case here but I encourage sp... more

  2. 2 votes

    reform immigration...now!!!

    generatior more jobs, more money, more life
    in america. groing up soo fast, the economy

  3. 2 votes
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  5. 2 votes

    Bail out the solar industry

    China's JA Solar Holdings Co Ltd reported a quarterly net loss Tuesday and said it would fall short of its 2009 revenue target as tight credit markets and a global economic downturn cut demand for solar power. Solar gloom overshadows Q-Cells, Solon: A lack of project funding threatens to undermin... more

  6. 2 votes

    Peace & Prosperity

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    My Open Letter (Blog) has been sent Seven Lak (700000) to International Community for the welfare of Humanity till today. I Agha Dilbar authorize Newspapers, Magazines, Internet, to Publish and Radio... more

  7. 3 votes
  8. 3 votes

    Negotiate escalation procedures between ISPs/Providers

    ISPs and owners of large networks (hosting companies, colo facilities, Military networks, large corporations) should have an established method of escalating incidents between each other.

    Any company with a minimum network size of ____ IPs is required to register. Only registered members can esc... more

  9. 3 votes

    Encourage local governments to foster participation

    CTO can encourage this by setting an example, using open source tools that are easily adopted by local politicians and bureaucrats. e.g making it easier for cities and towns to create their own "311" service like NYC.

  10. 3 votes

    encourage the development of nationwide road pricing

    Nationwide road pricing would replace the fuel tax and return funds directly to the communities where people are driving. Nationwide road pricing would fund all road/bridge/tunnel and public transit infrastructure development.

  11. 2 votes

    internet free for everyone

    i want everyone to have free internet everywhere

  12. 2 votes

    carrots and waffles

    Provide veggies to everyone in America.

  13. 2 votes
  14. 2 votes

    Builders to Bytes program...

    Create an educational program to train construction workers / builders in the technology industry / trade. This should include training and eduction for: project management, coding / development, testing / QE, documentation, services, etc. We must create a knowledge worker economy!

  15. 2 votes

    repeal ban on industrial hemp in the U.S.

    INDUSTRIAL HEMP IS LEGAL everywhere in the world except the U.S.A.

    This archaic law keeps us from using sustainable fibers to produce paper products, plastics, clothing, and more!

    You can't smoke it to get high, so why is it still illegal?

    ...because the timber industry and William Randolph H... more

  16. 2 votes

    Drive a personal health records initiative

    Create a national standard for a personal healthcare record (PHR) that can be used by consumers to carry with them on a memory card and managed on a web site or personal computer.

    Mandate that health organizations have a way to use this PHR information and allow the consumer to decide which inf... more

  17. 2 votes

    consult with the Ron Paul movement

    consult with the Ron Paul movement

  18. 2 votes

    Assist local governments in moving toward e-government

    As important as the application of information technology is at the national level, because of the proximity of local governments--particularly cities and counties--to citizens, there is enormous potential for IT applications both to government and to governance at the local level. Notwithstandi... more

  19. 2 votes

    telemedicine

    Encourage telemedicine activities involving high speed broadband to go to rural unserved and underserved areas. This will help solve "middle mile" problems of getting Internet points of presence closer to these communities.

  20. 2 votes

    Reduce NASA costs by encouraging corporate sponsorship

    Let's open the space program to corporate sponsorship - we could save billions of tax dollars by allowing companies to sponsor space suits (Nike?), tools (Stanley, Dewalt?), or anything else involved in space flights. Spacecraft are large and could fit lots of ads think of sport stadiums, NASCAR, BASS.

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