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Google jokes
One of the things I like about Google is the way they try and inject a bit of humour into what they do. Being funny is a key part of internet culture, and Google’s occasional light-heartedness is a welcome break … Continue reading
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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Great blogging on #localgovweb
Two great blog posts recently on the ever thorny issue of local government websites. Firstly, Al Smith recounts his experience managing the refresh of Newcastle City Council‘s site. A remarkably honest and open appraisal of how it all went, and … Continue reading
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Tagged design, internet, local government, localgovweb, Search, strategy, usability, websites
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Bookmarks for March 16th through March 18th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. comment.ofqual.gov.uk – Lovely commentable document style consultations from Ofqual MINDSPACE: Influencing behaviour through public policy – Institute for Government – "Influencing behaviour through public policy explores how behaviour change theory … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, behindthefirewall, broadband, business, carnegietrust, casestudies, casestudy, case_studies, change, civic, civilsociety, collaboration, commentabledocs, commentabledocuments, commentariat, consultation, corporate, culture, darkweb, data, deepweb, democracy, digitalengagement, e-learning, education, elearning, Elections, engagement, enterprise, enterprise2.0, EntGov, fail, failure, gov2.0, govdata, government, government2.0, guide, icele, ict, idea, invisibleweb, it, learning, learning2.0, localgov, localgovernment, marketing, media, mit, News, opendata, opengov, opengovernment, opensocitm, pdf, policy, politics, programmemanagement, project, projectmanagement, quango, readwritegov, reference, report, research, resources, Search, searchengine, searchengines, social, social-learning, sociallearning, socialmedia, socialmediapressrelease, socialsoftware, socialtext, social_learning, society, technology, tools, Video, vote, web, whitepaper, wiki, wordpress
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Bookmarks for August 11th through August 18th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. OnePeople › Open source matters to open government. Really. – "Both DiMaio and Caudill make the mistake of believing that open source is about making cheap bits. Instead, it’s a … Continue reading →