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Tag Archives: fco
What I’ve been reading
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Getting the digital debate going – Jimmy Leach announces the FCO's conference on cyberspace. Sounds interesting! Mid year review: the state of DH digital – Great honest review of activity … Continue reading
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Tagged betterconnected, conference, course, databases, democracy, digitaldiplomacy, digitalengagement, education, evaluation, fco, feedback, Health, learning, localgovweb, ofsted, opendata, policy, schools, socitm, thinktanks, toptasks
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Bookmarks for July 28th through August 5th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. NHS spends millions on websites that fail patients, says government report | Society | The Guardian – "The NHS spends up to £86m a year on thousands of websites that … Continue reading
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Tagged bigsociety, city, collaboration, coventry, datagovuk, dataliteracy, digitalengagement, economy, employment, fco, government, ibm, ict, innovation, jam, khub, knowledgehub, localgov, localgovernment, nhs, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, outsourcing, retooled, RSS, socialnetwork, statistics, strategy, technology, transparency, volunteer, webjam, websites
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FCO’s social media policies
A great post from the FCO’s Stephen Hale reveals their digital diplomacy site. There is plenty of good stuff on there, but of particular interest to many will be the social media policy and guidance. Many thanks to Stephen and … Continue reading
Posted in E-Democracy, egovernment, Social Media
Tagged fco, foreign office, government, guidance, Social Media, stephen hale
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Stephen Hale now blogging at FCO
Simon Dickson reports that Stephen Hale, the FCO’s “Head of Engagement, Digital Diplomacy” is now blogging: Makes sense for numerous reasons of course, not least as a means of setting a good example for colleagues. I mean, would you trust … Continue reading
