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Bookmarks for October 3rd through October 19th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Solace 2010 write up; Localism, hash tags and a reflection on priorities – Great write up from Catherine Howe. Thriving too: Big Society: Yours Mine and Ours – "So how … Continue reading
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Tagged app, bigsociety, Blogging, blogs, collaboration, community, conference, elearning, enterprise2.0, EntGov, event, evernote, gov2.0, government, government2.0, ict, idea, innovation, km, knowledge, learning, learningpool, lesteph, lgid, localbysocial, localgov, localgovernment, notes, opengov, opengovernment, pdfeurope, polcasm, police, puffbox, socialmedia, socialsoftware, solace, solace2010, technology, Training, transparency, twitter, wordpress
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Meet the communities
My good friend Steph Gray is organising a fab little event to get public sector types and existing online communities of interest together to see how they can work together. It’s a great idea for an event and should be … Continue reading
Bookmarks for July 11th through July 16th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. How to work with online communities at Helpful Technology – "But there are many other ways to build relationships, and lots more experience to share. To help explore this further, … Continue reading
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Tagged android, appinventor, Apple, apps, appstore, bigsociety, budget, caching, charity, civilsociety, Communities, consultation, cuts, cycling, development, digitalengagement, digitalinclusion, egovernment, engagement, enterprise, facebook, forums, google, gov20, government, iphone, lesteph, localgov, localgovernment, localgovweb, maps, marthalanefox, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, performance, plugins, raceonline2012, social, socialenterprise, socialinnovation, socialmedia, transport, 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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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
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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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