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2006/12/172013/02/09

Interview: Robert Steele on Echo Chamber 2006

About the Idea, Blog Wisdom, Briefings & Lectures, Budgets & Funding, Collaboration Zones, Communities of Practice, Corruption, Counter-Oppression/Counter-Dictatorship Practices, Definitions, Ethics, InfoOps (IO), Intelligence (government), IO Multinational, IO Sense-Making, Methods & Process, Misinformation & Propaganda, Money, Banks & Concentrated Wealth, Officers Call, Secrecy & Politics of Secrecy, Strategy

First shot at 21st Century Budget:

$200 billion for military
$200 billion for peace
$100 billion for cyber-all

2006/07/182009/07/18

Information Operations (IO) Archives for Public Intelligence (2006)

InfoOps (IO)

2006	US	IO Analysis	Steele	IO Analysis 101 (Five Slides with Notes)
2006	US	IO Conepts	Corman et al	Strategic Communications Concepts for Dealing with Jihadists
2006	US	IO Intel	Stewart	InfoOps and Intelligence
2006	US	IO Multinational	Steele	Multinational Information Operations Center (Brief to Coalition CENT)
2006	CA	IO Technical	Garigue	Technical Preface to IO Book by Steele
2006	US	IO The Book	Steele	Information Operations: The Book Briefing

1998/07/272016/12/02

1998 Beavers (US) & Shanahan (US), Operationalizating Information Operations (IO) in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Articles & Chapters, Historic Contributions, InfoOps (IO)

1989/08/182010/09/03

Reference: Mapping Hypertext (1989)

Analysis, Analysis, Augmented Reality, C4/JOE/Software, Collective Intelligence, Geospatial, Historic Contributions, info-graphics/data-visualization, InfoOps (IO), IO Mapping, Journalism/Free-Press/Censorship, Maps, Methods & Process, Monographs, Open Government, Policy, Reform, Research resources, Strategy, Tools

This is the seminal work in what the author has long named “information mapping.” Posted as a public service with permission of the author, under Creative Commons license. No commercial exploitation is permitted without documented consent of the author.

Book intended to be read two pages at a time. The author suggests printing by the chapter, and then reading with even pages to the left and odd pages to the right, two pages at a time.

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