The following authors have also contributed the Markdown or AsciiDoc source of their chapters. This list will evolve over time as we are able to contact more authors.

• Chapter 1. A Peace Corps for Programmers, Matthew Burton.
• Chapter 2. Government As a Platform, Tim O'Reilly.
• Chapter 3. By the People, Carl Malamud
• Chapter 9. "You can be the eyes and ears": Barack Obama and the Wisdom of Crowds, Micah Sifry
• Chapter 12. After the Collapse: Open Government and the Future of Civil Service, David Eaves
• Chapter 15. Case Study: Tweet Congress, Wynn Netherland and Chris McCroskey
• Chapter 21. Going 2.0: Why OpenSecrets.org Opted for Full Frontal Data Sharing, Sheila Krumholz
• Chapter 29. Open Government: The Privacy Imperative, Jeff Jonas and Jim Harper
• Chapter 31. Gov→Media→People, Dan Gillmor
• Chapter 32. Open Source Software for Open Government Agencies, Carlo Daffara and Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona

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