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Category Archives: Open Data
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 Government 2.0, Issue 1 Tagged gov2.0, Open Data, open government, Open Source, open standards, transparency 5 Comments
Don’t forget the RSS
Amongst all the other concerns and constraints of running a Local Government Website, it’s easy for ‘Really Simple Syndication’ (RSS) feeds to be consigned to the too hard basket. But the big secret of RSS is that it can be very useful while requiring relatively little effort.
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 Government 2.0, Issue 1, Open Source, Web Standards Tagged gov2.0, Open Data, open government, Open Source, open standards 1 Comment
Does your council even need a website?
We love the web. But we don’t love council websites.
Also posted in Government 2.0, Issue 1 Tagged data, gov2.0, maps, Open Data, Social Media, twitter 2 Comments
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