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Category Archives: Government 2.0
Our future on the web
I was asked at a conference recently “is print dead?”. My answer was no, not yet. Ten years ago when I was working in the printing industry there was concern that print wouldn’t be around in five years time, that everything would be on the web.
Also posted in Community Engagement, Issue 1, Open Data, Strategy Tagged community, gov2.0, lgwn, local government, Open Data, open government, print 1 Comment
OpenAustralia
OpenAustralia – or, “how two people who don’t know anything about building websites or the Australian Government came to build a website giving the community Hansard and Australian Government data”.
Also posted in Issue 1, Open Data Tagged gov2.0, Open Data, open government, Open Source, open standards, transparency 5 Comments
OOOG! Uh what is it good for?
Let’s start out by defining what OOOG is shall we? OOOG stands for Open source, Open standards, Open Government. It started out as a personal standard that I used when judging the suitability of a project or solution for use with Gov2.0/LocGov2.0 work.
Also posted in Issue 1, Open Data, Open Source, Web Standards Tagged gov2.0, Open Data, open government, Open Source, open standards 1 Comment
Digital communication – ignore it at our own peril
The days when Local Government could rely on their local newspaper and radio station to get their message to their community are long gone. Recent events in Iran and China have highlighted the power of electronic media and social networking as a communications tool.
Also posted in Communications, Issue 1, Strategy Tagged accessibility, collaboration, Social Media, transparency 1 Comment
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