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Victoria Police recruit tweeting and YouTubing their Academy training
Bycraigthomler 14 June 2010

In a move designed to improve awareness and understanding of the process by which officers are trained (and encourage more quality candidates), Victoria Police is supporting one of its new Academy recruits to tweet their way through training. Announced in Victoria Police News as The Twittering recruit, Stephanie Attard begun her career as Victoria Police’s…

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Intranet day – global event
Bycraigthomler 21 June 2008

It has felt a little like ‘Intranet Day‘ in the last few days as I’ve posted a number 0f times about intranet developments. It really was Intranet Day on 18-19 June – a global online event where intranet managers were able to discuss their intranet strategies and a number of large organisations such as the…

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What may a 2.0 organisation look like?
Bycraigthomler 21 June 2012

As the world changes, so must our institutions – particularly government, including government agencies. Without getting into how hard or easy it is for government agencies to change (recognising there’s a diversity of views), any change should, necessarily be for the better. So how should they change? In which ways should they reinvent themselves to…

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Effective use of PDFs in websites and intranets
Bycraigthomler 18 June 2008

My agency has historically provided documents within our website and intranet in three formats, HTML (web pages), RTF (Rich Text Format) and PDF. The rationale behind this has been to give customers choice. It has also allowed us to look at relative usage over time to see which formats are most preferred by our customers…

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When (if ever) is it appropriate for a government agency or politician to delete a tweet or post?
Bycraigthomler 10 January 2013

While a sideshow to the fire disaster sweeping Australia, there’s been reports in traditional media and conversations online over the last day regarding the decision by the Australian Government Housing Minister, Brendan O’Connor, to apologise for and delete a tweet that claimed that a tweet from Australia’s Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, was a political stunt as…

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Who controls what online?
Bycraigthomler 27 September 2011

In the run-up to the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, the organisers have developed an animated infographic showing the points of control within the digital economy. It provides an interesting perspective on which major companies provide which services and collect various types of data. Take a look over at the Web 2.0 Summit map…

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