Updates: Crowd Sourcing the FCC Open Internet Data

 Posted on August 11, 2014 by Stuart Shulman

Texifter will post periodic updates here on the efforts to use DiscoverText to crowd source code some of the #NetNuetrality public comment received by the FCC in response to the Open Internet rulemaking effort. Everyone is invited to join in.

Our 1st project update:
http://www.screencast.com/t/wK4giTZP

Update #2 on coding the exploratory dataset:
http://www.screencast.com/t/Gj3xknItaT7

Update #3: Tips for Crowd Sourcing the FCC Data in DiscoverText
http://www.screencast.com/t/050jCmEE

There is an elastic search option:
http://elasticsearch.texifter.com
username: fcc
password: fcc

Check out this video on being a good coder:
https://vimeo.com/69834903

thanks,
The DiscoverText Team

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About Stuart Shulman

Stuart Shulman is a political science professor, software inventor, entrepreneur, and garlic growing enthusiast who coaches U13 boys club soccer and in the Olympic Development Program with a national D-license. He is Founder & CEO of Texifter, LLC, Director of QDAP-UMass, and Editor Emeritus of the Journal of Information Technology & Politics. Stu is the proud owner of a Bernese/Shepherd named "Colbert" who is much better known as 'Bert. You can follow his exploits @stuartwshulman.
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