Category Archives: blogs

Government Digital Service blog, and e-petitions

Posted on July 30, 2011 by Dave

The new Government Digital Service, the part of the Cabinet Office tasked with taking forward various elements of the digital agenda in Whitehall (and beyond) has a new blog. Very nice it is too, and anyone with an interest in … Continue reading →

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Workblogging

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Dave

Euan Semple wrote a short post the other day that really caught my eye. Here it is in full (hopefully he doesn’t mind!): A business where everyone blogs. Everyone thinks about what they are doing and writes about what they … Continue reading →

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Introducing Blogbase

Posted on July 22, 2007 by Dave

Blogbase is a new wiki I have started to put together resources on blogging, for beginners right through to seasoned bloggers. Feel free to check it out, and please sign up to help build up the wiki! Cross posted from … Continue reading →

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A perfect blog post

Posted on June 21, 2007 by Dave

Evan Davis, BBC News’ economics guy, has a pretty good blog called Evanomics (nice). Yesterday he posted on the hot topic of the moment, private equity. And as a blog post, for me it is pretty close to perfect. For … Continue reading →

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Hospital Waiting Room Blogging?

Posted on June 5, 2007 by Dave

Iain Dale points to something which I thought would be very interesting: If you want to know why the NHS is in an administrative mess read THIS post on the 2020health.org site. It is a live ‘waiting room’ blog. Although, … Continue reading →

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