Public sector blogging in the Guardian

I had the pleasure of talking to Patrick Butler of the Guardian the other day on the subject of public sector types blogging. He did a jolly good job of editing down everything I said into one paragraph in his article:

There are still few blogging bosses out there, but as Dave Briggs, a blogger and full-time public servant, notes, chief executives are rapidly running out of arguments not to go online. When blogging is this easy, this cheap, and the potential benefits so great, he says, the question is not so much why blog, but why not?

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Dave Briggs runs Kind of Digital, an online innovation agency helping organisations make themselves more interesting using the web. He's been writing this blog since 2004 and still isn't bored.
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One Response to Public sector blogging in the Guardian

  1. alex says:

    Dave

    I am doing an experiment

    A start up blogrize is trying to see what it can do

    http://www.wikinomics.com/blog/index.php/2008/05/01/enrich-yourself-join-my-new-community-peoplenotlikemecom/

    In order for me to take it up they ask that this code be put at the front of the blog comment

    2082824172

    Would you be prepared to take part ?

    If so can you call

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