I’ve taken some time off this morning to put together some extra slides for my presentation, so are not yet in the room, however have a liveblog running to capture the tweeters who are… My presentation is at 3.20pm today and will be on slideshare shortly afterwards. AMI Government Marketing Conference day 2
Hi, I’ll be liveblogging parts of the AMI Marketing and Communications Conference today and tomorrow. You can also follow the conference at the hashtag #amigov2011 AMI Government Marketing & Communications Conference
I will be liveblogging much of the Walkley Public Affairs in the Nation’s Capital conference today. See below for the liveblog, or follow the event on Twitter under the tag #wpanc. There is also a blog for the day at http://walkleypanc2011.posterous.com/ written and edited by a team made up of the Walkley Foundation’s Kylie Johnson…
I’ll be missing the Gov 2.0 conference that CeBIT is holding for the third time this October (25-26 October) due to my honeymoon. However I do recommend to others that they consider attending. In my view this is the most mature Gov 2.0 conference in Australia and has managed to step beyond the ‘101’ nature…
You may still have time to consider attending the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance and the Walkley Foundation’s Public Affairs Conference in Canberra from 5-6 September this year. The conference has a significant Government 2.0 and open government flavour, looking at the new toolkit of digital communication and engagement options available to public relations professionals…
I will be making my first trip to Perth to speak at the RightClick 2011 Conference on 30 September. If you’re in town, or can make it there, I recommend that you consider attending. The event is organised by the Institute of Public Administration WA (@ipaawa) and the event hashtag is #rightClick More details below:…
A Govcamp is an unconference specifically for government people, discussing government-related topics (usually, but not always related to community engagement, IT, the internet and Gov 2.0 topics). They’ve become a regular feature of the landscape in the UK, US, Canada and even New Zealand, however there’s been less interest in Australia for running one –…
There seems to be a consistent supply of people new to Government 2.0 filtering through the various events I track around Australia. Whether commercial conferences, ‘Masterclasses’, government-supported events or university courses – many (though not all) now providing decent ‘101’ or introductory information and case studies on social media use for government and even on…
On Saturday 19 March Canberra is hosting the 4th BarCamp Canberra, a free one-day user-generated not-for-profit ‘unconference’ covering topics ranging from social innovation, Gov 2.0, web, technical development, science communication, critical thinking, sustainability and the environment. If you’ve attended previous BarCamps you’ll know how exciting and fun they can be, packed full of interesting and…
It has been a big year for Government 2.0 in Australia, both at the federal and state levels. The Victorian Government in particular has committed to releasing the majority of public sector information under an open copyright license, continued to improve its whole-of-government intranet and released the Government 2.0 Action plan: a comprehensive strategy for…
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