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I’m glad to announce that this website has now had 500 visits after just 23 days! This is however according to Statpress, Google Analytics seems to say I’ve had 552 visits …. hmmm… which one …
Simon Grice @simongrice from Ideas.org recently asked me a few questions on mashups, so I thought I’d include the compilation of information I found on this blog. Though the information might not be complete, I …
Yesterday we introduced talked a little bit on how Councillor James Cousins started blogging. This post feature some Q&A’s on his blogging activities.
What do you wish to achieve through blogging and is it any different …
Straight from the Horses Mouth is featuring Councillor James Cousins
COUNCILLORS BLOGGING: BEGINNER
Part 2 here
Dear readers,
This is the 1st part of my interview with Councillor James Cousins, the 2nd part will feature a Q&A.
Cllr. Cousins is …
LGEO Research now featuring “Straight from the horses mouth”
Dear Lovely and Respected Readers,
I have been MIA earlier today, no updates, no tweets and no emails. I was ill with a bug and had to take …
Wikis and blogs as instruments for citizen participation
List and status of UK Local Council Twitters as of 18th December 2008
Democracy 2.0: Seven Guidelines for Government Leaders
Generation Firewall: Local authorities resistance to social media in the …
Charlene Li is a vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research. She is one of the driving forces behind Forrester s Social Computing and Web 2.0 research.
Author Charlene Li visits Googles Mountain View, CA …
WARNING: This post is hot out of the oven and comes with a new idea. Taking a break from local gov posts…
I woke up this morning and the term ‘social government’ sprang to …
While doing this research, I often remind myself not to get lost and blinded by the gleaming new opportunities offered by technology. Being someone who is possibly technology bias, sometimes its hard not to be …
Its common knowledge that there are a lot of difficulties when it comes gaining access to research participants. I personally found it an uphill struggle trying to get access to government officials and organizations. However …
