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Tag Archives: big society
Digital local resources – and a bit about Your Square Mile
Continuing the posts about local digital communities, here are a couple of links to interesting research and publications on the subject, which I’ve been giving a re-read recently. The Online Neighbourhood Networks Study – from Hugh Flouch and Kevin Harris. … Continue reading
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Tagged big society, Communities, hyperlocal, research, your square mile
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Big and small societies
I had the pleasure on this lunchtime of spending time with Nick Booth – the man (the legend?) behind Podnosh, and the phenomenon that are Social Media Surgeries. What I love about Nick is that he is a connector – … Continue reading
Shane McCracken on Big Society
Shane McCracken is a good guy, and when he blogs about something it is worth paying attention. Here’s his view on the Big Society. That is what Big Society is to me. Local people taking control of their local facilities … Continue reading
Posted in Big society
Tagged big society, bigsociety, hyperlocal democracy, local democracy
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Big society: app stores and hyperlocal democracy
David Wilcox has been doing a great job documenting the discussions around the Big Society agenda, which according to the website, is an organisation being set up by frustrated citizens for frustrated citizens, to help everyone achieve change in their … Continue reading
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Tagged big society, bigsociety, david wilcox, hyperlocal democracy, localism
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Where next for digital engagement?
I’ve been thinking quite a bit since the election about where digital engagement activity fits in during this age of austerity in which we find ourselves. I’ll be honest and say I’ve had a bit of a crisis of confidence … Continue reading
