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ACT (finally) outlines open government plan
Bycraigthomler 23 June 2011

I am writing this piece as a resident in the ACT, with shades of my Gov 2.0 advocacy cap. And I should say, as a partially disappointed resident. The ACT Chief Minister, Katy Gallagher, has finally laid out the ACT Government’s vision for open government. It’s about time. The ACT has been a tailender at…

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Avoiding reinventing the wheel – an emerging case study
Bycraigthomler 23 October 2012

One of my pet hates is when government agencies re-invent the wheel. It often starts when politicians announces they’re going to do or launch something and agencies are then tasked with making it actually happen. If that agency isn’t already connected into what other agencies are doing, doesn’t conduct some research, or simply doesn’t play…

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Australian use of social media skyrocketing
Bycraigthomler 24 June 2008

Universal McCann have completed some excellent research on social media use based on a sample of 17,000 users across 29 countries. The latest wave was completed in March 2008. The key findings were that blogs and online videos have gone mainstream and are tools that organisations need to consider within their marketing and communications mix….

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Government 2.0 personality types
Bycraigthomler 9 July 2009

Steve Radick has published an insightful post regarding different Government 2.0 personality types. Can you recognise yourself in one (or more) of these type? The amended post is at What’s Your Government 2.0 Personality Type? and a copy with other comments is visible at Govloop.

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The legislative challenges of Gov 2.0 – such as enrolling to vote online
Bycraigthomler 19 July 2010

Government 2.0 has a number of challenges in Australia and around the world – developing the appropriate public sector culture, getting the right policies and technologies in place and, often overlooked, ensuring that our laws allow for the innovative use of online channels. The latter challenge is being faced right in the ability for Australians…

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Liveblogging TEDxCanberra
Bycraigthomler 22 October 2010

What gets 280 attendees, 10 organisers and 14 presenters to the National Library of Australia at 8.30am on a Saturday morning on a beautiful spring day in Canberra? The first TEDxCanberra, an independently organised TED event featuring sessions on knowledge, empowerment and change. I’m liveblogging the event so keep an on this post and the…

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