Below is the liveblog for the Government 2.0 Public Sphere Camp being run at Parliament House Canberra on Monday 22 June 2009.
This is a jointly published liveblog in co-operation with Des Walsh and Nathanael Boehm.
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Stephen Collins of Acidlabs has delivered an extremely powerful presentation on the power of participatory culture and the evolution of social media as an extension of the natural tendency for humans to form communities. These communities empower organisations, fostering a positive culture, improving staff retention, supporting collaboration and breaking down silos – making individual employees,…
Joining the US, Canada, the UK, New Zealand and a host of other jurisdictions already leading the way around the world, the Australian Government has now launched its official government data sharing website, www.data.gov.au Announced by Special Minister of State, Gary Gray, in the post Release of data.gov.au on AGIMO’s blog, Minister Gray said that,…
Australia is an interesting country. We’re one of the world’s oldest democracies, with a strong tradition of free and independent (of government) media. We have universal public health care and a strong separation between politics and religion and between politics and the enforcement of our laws. We have an apolitical civil service with an extremely…
I’ve previously blogged about the impact of the online channel on Barack Obama’s campaign and how it contributed significantly to his nomination as the Democrat presidential candidate. There have also been broader implications for the US government scene, as captured in a Pew report released last week. Pew has been one of my favourite commentators…
The Webby Awards are beginning to resemble the Oscars in their level of hype. However as the most prestigious global award for digital media I can excuse them the need to make their mark alongside the older media awards. The Government winner this year was the Peace Corps for their teen site. It’s an attractive…
This post is republished from LinkedIn with the permission of the author, Anne-Marie Elias, who attended PolicyHack as Champion and Facilitator for the Incentives To Develop Social Enterprises stream. PolicyHack happened – just like that! It was the courage of a newly appointed Assistant Minister for Innovation the Hon. Wyatt Roy MP and his bold vision to hack for change that led to one…
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We're putting together a Live Wall which will feature your liveblogging on Kate's site. Details available ready for tomorrow 🙂
Will be up soon on http://www.katelundy.com.au/live/
Pia