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A blog about technology, culture and the bits in between, with a focus on government and public services. Written and curated by Dave Briggs, founder and director of Kind of Digital. Find out more.
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Tag Archives: publishing
What I’ve been reading
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. openkent :: home – "Open Kent is where public sector bodies in Kent can publish information about the services they provide." How to do a Crowd | Innovator Inside – … Continue reading
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Tagged cms, Communities, connectors, cookies, crowdsourcing, gds, innovation, kent, localgov, neilwilliams, networkedps, opendata, pr, publishing, simonwakeman, singledomain, socitm
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How I use online stuff
Carl has posted a couple of interesting bits about how he uses social websites, and how this is changing: Shaking up my social networks Why can’t Online be more like Offline? I don’t tend to think about what I use … Continue reading
Bookmarks for April 30th through May 14th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Should the Public Sector pay for Content Management Systems? « Carl’s Notepad – [with open source] "You will still need to consider the integration aspects but open source products are … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, adoption, amazon, aws, casestudies, cloud, cloudcomputing, cms, collaboration, community, complexity, crm, css, css3, design, development, devon, discussion, drupal, e2.0, ecm, enterprise, enterprise2.0, enterprisearchitecture, examples, featurecreep, future, government2.0, governmentit, headshift, html, ict, internet, it, joomla, localgovernment, localgovweb, microsoft, opendata, opensocitm, opensource, pewinternet, plugin, productivity, programming, publishing, redmonk, report, research, ruby, saas, salesforce, semantic, semanticweb, sharepoint, socialmedia, socialnetworking, socialsoftware, socitm, Software, strategy, technology, TimBernersLee, tool, usa, web, web2.0, webdesign, wiki, wikis, wordpress
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Bookmarks for April 11th through April 16th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. A New Approach to Printing – “a service that enables any application (web, desktop, or mobile) on any device to print to any printer.” Governments and Citizens: You Don’t Own … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, ads, advertising, api, Apple, apps, article, australia, beauty, blog, blogs, calibre, campaign, chat, cheekygeeky, chromeos, chromium, civilabs, cloud, cloudcomputing, collaboration, communication, content, converter, cool, countculture, culture, data, democracy, design, digitalstorytelling, docs, e-book, e-books, E-Democracy, e-gov, e-government, ebook, EBooks, edemocracy, egov, egovernment, electiondata, Elections, enterprise, enterprise2.0, epub, google, googleapps, googledocs, gov2.0, gov20, govent, government, government2.0, ict, innovation, intellectualproperty, ipad, it, khub, kindle, library, lichfield, lichfielddc, lichfielddistrictcouncil, manager, marketing, microblogging, mobi, opendata, openelectiondata, opengov, openlylocal, opensocitm, opensource, ownership, pdf, pezholio, Presentation, printing, publishing, saas, Search, social, socialmedia, socialnetwork, socialnetworks, socialsoftware, spreadsheet, tech, tool, tools, twitter, usability, Video, videos, web2.0, youtube
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Easy blogging
Two services which aren’t very new, but which I only started using recently, are Tumblr and Posterous. They are basically blogging platforms, but in a different way to, say, WordPress, Blogger or TypePad. It’s all about how you post to … Continue reading
