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Where do government webbies fit into e-government?
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the group, or community, of people within government who manage websites, intranets, blogs, wikis and other digital communications channels. There aren… more →
(I was) Whitehall Webby
UKGovWeb Barcamp - we went, we listened...
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wrote 3 years ago: (Flickr image courtesy of michlyons) … we didn’t do a presentation. But we did a lot of … more →
UKGovWeb Barcamp - we went, we listened...
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wrote 3 years ago: (Flickr image courtesy of michlyons) … we didn’t do a presentation. But we did a lot of … more →
Thoughts on BeLocal - Building and Engaging Local Communities using Digital Technologies
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wrote 3 years ago: On Thursday this week i went to the BeLocal workshop called Building and Engaging local Communities … more →
Social Media - our journey so far...
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wrote 3 years ago: In some ways I am surprised by the amount of support and enthusiasm my colleagues and peers in my c … more →
The beginnings of a content strategy
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wrote 3 years ago: For some time now i have been thinking that we need to create a content strategy. As an idea it was … more →
A paper to sum up the discussion on this blog
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wrote 4 years ago: I prepared a paper which sums up all the issues discussed so far in this blog. It contains a first p … more →
Where do government webbies fit into e-government?
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wrote 4 years ago: I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the group, or community, of people within government w … more →
Govweb afternoon tea Thursday 3rd April 2-4
wrote 4 years ago: I’ve been remiss in not publicising this event, partly because the last one fell away due to M … more →
launching a more "official" EU community on public services 2.0
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wrote 4 years ago: For your information: a new community has been launched (in beta) about the impact of web 2.0 (or so … more →
Quick reminder - afternoon tea for government webbies this afternoon
wrote 4 years ago: Its the third UKGovWeb afternoon tea meet up this afternoon – think opencoffee with a public s … more →
Obama Tech Plan: Transparency is key
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wrote 4 years ago: Some important evidence supporting transparency as key features of e-government: “The Plan cal … more →
What gov webbies can do to improve awareness of their published consultations
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wrote 4 years ago: I had the good fortune to meet Harry Metcalfe recently. Harry told me that he was building a web ser … more →
Welcome new visitors and blogroll entries
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wrote 4 years ago: Completely unexpectedly, the Economist referenced this ‘ere blog in a special report about e-g … more →
More post-barcamp thoughts
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wrote 4 years ago: At a few weeks distance, and after several caffeine fuelled conversations, the real benefits of the … more →
what are the most important data to be made public?
wrote 4 years ago: One of the key issues to discuss is the definition of public data. The 8 principles state that this … more →
Why I've been a bit of a twit(terer) recently
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wrote 4 years ago: One of the reasons I’ve been quieter than usual here (apart from organising, and then getting … more →
Paul Johnston's proposals on benchmarking egov2.0
wrote 4 years ago: Interesting contributions to the discussion by Paul Johnston of Connected Republic (a Cisco initiati … more →
Is benchmarking useful or misleading for e-government?
wrote 4 years ago: I received valuable objections on benchmarking from people of “The Connected Republic”, … more →
How appropriate or helpful are anonymous comments?
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wrote 4 years ago: Amongst other things recently, I’ve been involved in developing some moderation guidelines for … more →
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