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Tag Archives: data
What I’ve been reading
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. We the People | The White House – E-petitions, White House style How to create sustainable open data projects with purpose – Nice article from MySociety's Tom Steinberg. One in … Continue reading
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Tagged apps, budgets, cmdrtaco, community, conference, data, edemocracy, epetitions, event, it, mysociety, opendata, opensource, projects, slashdot
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The need for data literacy
My attention was caught the other day by an article in The Register: “Data.gov.uk chief admits transparency concerns” The head of the government’s website for the release of public sector data has said it is a challenge to ensure that … Continue reading
Bookmarks for July 3rd through July 7th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Government Reservists 2 – an idea for the Big Society? | Podnosh – "We do need government to change itself and fast. Might government reservists now be a way for … Continue reading
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Tagged Accounting, android, Apple, banking, bigsociety, business, councillors, crc, data, datagovuk, democracy, entrepreneurship, event, facebook, fan, fan-page, fanpage, fanpages, government, Hardware, howto, hyperlocaldemocracy, ict, ipad, iphone, jjn1, linkeddata, localdemocracy, localgovernment, localisminaction, mac, moderncouncillor, nalc, naughton, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, opensource, pages, pc, rdf, Scrutiny, smallbusiness, socialmedia, socialnetworking, swansea, warwickshire, webapp, wordpress
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Bookmarks for June 17th through July 3rd
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Digging digital government: recent major works and what they mean – "But now, and for the first time, it’s starting to feel like we can retire some of those old … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, bankervision, budget, communications, consultation, culture, cuts, data, enterprise, enterprise2.0, EntGov, gephi, gov.20, gov2.0, government, government2.0, graphs, homeoffice, innovation, jamesgardner, lesteph, media, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, opensource, publicsector, readwriteorg, RSS, security, services, Software, visualisation, web, wordpress
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