eGovernment links
This is a great set of eGovernment links at Del.icio.us.
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Remembering to say thank you to citizens
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Great new site – The Digital Engagement Guide
Over in the UK, Helpful Technology has released ‘The Digital Engagement Guide‘, which aims to become one of the best sources of useful examples, tools and practical advice about how UK public sector organisations can engage online. The site touts itself as “Part bookmark collection, part reference manual, part Q&A site, it’s a place to get…
Infographic: The top government Twitter accounts in Australia
In January 2013 I found that the total tweets by all government agencies and councils in Australia I track had exceeded one million. As a reflection of that achievement I’ve worked through the data I have on the use of Twitter by government agencies and councils in Australia to produce the following infographic (scroll for…
World e.Gov Forum Day 1
I’m in Paris for the World e.Gov Forum due to my selection in PoliticsOnline’s Top 10 Who Are Changing the World of Internet and Politics for 2010. Liveblogging hasn’t been possible so far, so keep an eye out for my tweets under the hashtag #wegf See a program of the forum. I am recording notes…
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Which Commonwealth agencies use which social media tools?
Based on information I’ve collected over the last year, and using the data collected via the Vic Government, I have prepared a Google Spreadsheet designed to identify who in the Commonwealth Government is using which social media channels in their activities. It is fairly basic at this stage; it is only Commonwealth for now (sorry…