Monthly Archives: October 2009

Government 2010: Martin Greenwood of SOCITM on the Web channel in local government

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Andrew Walkingshaw

Despite being a pseudo-statistician startupper, I was fortunate enough to meet a few readers of this blog at LocalGovCamp. Martin Greenwood’s giving a long keynote – 30 minutes – on the role of websites in providing local services. Here’s my … Continue reading →

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Government 2010: Government and the Internet

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Andrew Walkingshaw

This session’s chaired by Dominique Lazanski, alongside Hamish Nicklin from

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Government 2010: Tom Steinberg, mySociety

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Andrew Walkingshaw

Tom Steinberg of mySociety follows Adam Afriyie with the last keynote of the morning session. He starts with an announcement – that, with the Open Society Institute, mySociety are seeding similar organisations in Central and Eastern Europe – and a … Continue reading →

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Government 2010: Adam Afriyie

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Andrew Walkingshaw

Onto the last two talks before lunch! First up, Shadow Minister for Science and Innovation, Adam Afriyie. He confesses straight away that he would keep closely to his notes — for fear of getting the sack. Of course, this is … Continue reading →

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Government 2010: the blogger panel

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Andrew Walkingshaw

Iain Dale, Mick Fealty, Stephen Tall, Craig Elder from the Conservative Party and Adam Parker from Realwire kicked off the blogger session at Government 2010 with five minutes each. Here’s something on each of those! Mick went first: To state … Continue reading →

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