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Tag Archives: Social media
G-Cloud take home thoughts from the second Tea Camp
This weekend will see the announcement of the names of more than 300 suppliers who have been successfully added to the G-Cloud Framework. In light of this exciting news, the second Tea Camp held yesterday at the National Audit Office … Continue reading
How Young People Use The Internet
In 2007, I was interviewed by a colleague in order to compile a blog post on ‘How Teenagers Use The Internet.’ It effectively served as my response to an article making the rounds at the time: a briefing paper on … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, News & thinking
Tagged facebook, habits, media, newspapers, Social media, trends, twitter, young adults, young people, youth, youtube
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Gov Camp 2012 – 15 take home pointers
GovCamp 2012 was awesome. With two days of packed and uber interesting un-conference style talks, coupled with an opportunity to talk to and debate with a whole host of varied people, the event was truly worth working on a Saturday … Continue reading
Five useful links for the new look NHS
I speak to a lot of health care professionals about stakeholder engagement. The overwhelming problem faced by many in the NHS is the new engagement strategies needed by the GP Consortiums. I’ve gathered some helpful links to assist those re-thinking … Continue reading
Thames Tunnel videos syndicated from our site
As I touched upon in my previous launch post we made the decision to host all of Thames Tunnel’s consultation materials on resources that allowed users to easily share, embed and generally syndicate them. One of these systems is the … Continue reading
9 links you should see about social media policies
Public sector social media policies have been a regular feature on Twitter recently. It’s increasingly understood that organisations need to do a great job at engaging people in social channels, but that doesn’t always fit easily with available skills and … Continue reading
Five interesting pieces of digital democracy news for people working in Local Government
1) Guidance – best value consultation + communities Just released: guidance from Communities and Local Government on Best Value Duty. This document provides guidance on how authorities can work with voluntary and community groups and small businesses when facing funding … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, From other people, News & thinking
Tagged best practice, best value, budget simulator, citizen space, delib, dialogue app, digital democracy, e-consultation, Engagement, Flickr, government, local council, local government, local government twitter, online consultation, online consultation advice, participation, Social media, twitter
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Greater Manchester Police Authority Tweeting All Day
There’s a really interesting project being run by our friends at the GMPA today, where they’re tweeting every incident reported to them. I noticed in the Metro this morning that the rapid response unit of the Taxpayer’s Alliance has already … Continue reading
Posted in From other people, Heroic stuff we admire
Tagged GMPA, police authority, public engagement, Social media, twitter, uk
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Local Authorities, Government And Social Media
It’s funny how some ideas stay hidden for a long time, and then get mentioned by separate people in separate places all at the same time isn’t it? This idea’s one of those, and it’s a quick one really. Traditional … Continue reading
Posted in From Delib, From other people
Tagged local authority, local government, openness, participation, policy, public service, reputation, Social media, transparency, twitter
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What Twitter is saying about ‘Your Freedom’
Unsurprisingly, the launch of http://yourfreedom.hmg.gov.uk/ has been accompanied by a significant amount of Twitter activity, with people talking about the site’s existence, sharing ‘interesting’ ideas and making known their feelings about both the process and the site. So far, there … Continue reading
