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Tag Archives: website
What does a councillor’s website need?
Not one of my more informative posts, this one, more a cry for help. I’ve been approached by a couple of councillors to develop a website for them, and I’m interested to know what sort of features would be required … Continue reading
Bookmarks for July 17th through July 23rd
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Rewired State – hack UK online – "A one-day hack providing expert advice and prototyping for UK online centres, providing technical options for improving searching on the UK online centres … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks
Tagged app, australia, bigsociety, browser, chrome, Communities, contributionsociety, culture, democracy, design, development, digitalengagement, digitalinclusion, gov2.0, government2.0, gpl, hackday, infobesity, knowledge, localdemocracy, localgovernment, monkchips, News, opengov, opengovernment, opensource, plugin, portal, reader, redmonk, rewiredstate, social, socialmedia, socialnetworking, technology, theses, timemanagement, tools, ukonline, ukonlinecentres, website, wiki, wireframing, wordpress, wpthesis
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Bookmarks for June 3rd through June 7th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Armchair Auditor – Nice clean and simple example of what can be done with open government spending data by @adrianshort Supreme Court’s untendered website cost revealed – "You need to … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks
Tagged android, bookmarking, citizenship, cms, communications, councils, data, democracy, egov, enterprise, enterprise2.0, extension, firefox, gov2.0, goverment, government, government2.0, iphone, lesteph, localgov, localgovernment, localgovweb, mobile, opendata, opengovernment, plugin, procurement, redmonk, research, sharepoint, socialmedia, transparency, webdevelopment, website, wiki, yammer
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Visit Cambridge site hacked
Cambridge City Council’s Visit Cambridge tourism site has been hacked, with various unsavoury pictures and links added, reports the Cambridge News: CAMBRIDGE’S official tourism website was still offline today after pornographic images were posted in place of pictures of the … Continue reading
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Tagged cambridge, cambridge city council, hack, local government, tourism, website
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