My presentation to the UK Government Digital Service
Note this is purely my view of the situation – if I’ve gotten things wrong, please correct me so I keep it in mind when speaking to others.
Note this is purely my view of the situation – if I’ve gotten things wrong, please correct me so I keep it in mind when speaking to others.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s climate change blog is now live and already attracting many well-thought out comments at the Prime Minister’s website. Like the Department of Broadband, Communication and the Digital Economy’s Digital Economy blog, the PM has opted for a topic-based blog with a limited lifespan – in this case 5 days. The blog…
Jeff Bullas has written a fantastic post, 28 Reasons Why The CEO Is Afraid Of Social Media, which lists many of the reasons given by organisations when resisting getting involved with online social media. While he’s followed up with another great post addressing many of these concerns, 9 Ways To Convince The CEO To Use…
Technorati has released its report, State of the Blogosphere / 2008, providing a view on the growth and application of blogs as a medium. The report can be summed up in the statement “blogging is here to stay”. Notable to me in the report was that the fifth top topic and sixth most used tag…
I need a little help from folks in Canberra for an upcoming project. I’m crowdfunding a social media planning tool I developed to help people increase their social media expertise and assist teams in planning effective social media strategies. I’ve used the tool with hundreds of people to great effect, however need a little funding…
I’ve decided to write a series of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) posts to address some of the ‘persistent’ questions related to social media and Government 2.0 I get asked. These are questions I have been asked time and time again by various groups around Australia and overseas during presentations and meetings. The first question I…
As the business manager of my agency’s website and intranet I see it as part of my responsibility to understand what is happening in the medium and use the same tools being used by our website audience. It’s similar to the concept of walking 1,000 miles in another person’s shoes. For instance, this blog. One…
This archive mirrors the original eGov AU blog — Craig’s professional commentary on AI, digital government and technology in public life, running since 2006.
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