Just a few hours earlier, YouTube's Steve Grove took your questions on the new National Broadband Plan to Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski. Chairman Genachowski took 17 questions in the interview, exclusively from user submissions on Moderator. Check out the video below and see all the questions on CitizenTube.


Rounding out the day, Google's Patrick Pichette headed north to interview Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, again using questions submitted through Moderator.

We're excited to see governments and news organizations alike embracing technology to connect with more people than ever before.



You can easily add the gadget to your site, as the Bob McDonnell campaign has done.

The Voting Information Project, founded by the Pew Center on the States and Google, works with election officials to organize voting data across the United States, giving voters and developers easier access to useful election information. Stay tuned to learn about ways you can help bring the project to your county or state in preparation for the 2010 elections.

Posted by Dan Berlin, Public Sector Engineering Manager