eGov AU

Canberra's free Gov 2.0 lunchtime events continue for the fourth year in 2013, with the first monthly event featuring two great present...

Refreshments at #pmtea Photo by @ clementine_ford Last Friday Prime Minister Gillard sat down with a group of influential female blog...

Last year was the first Swarm in Sydney- part conference and part peer support network for online community managers. The event is return...

If you've interested or involved with social media in government and have some free time on 24 May, a useful way to spend it might be a...

If you missed #GovChat last week (where I was the guest),  @PSLeader now has put the transcript online at  http://www.psleader.org/wp-con...

Every innovation and productivity improvement, machinery of government change and Gov 2.0 initiative embedded in the business-as-usual oper...

A change in seasons, change in circumstances and change in structures is always a good time to reflect on situations and review the current ...

I'm in Paris for the World e.Gov Forum due to my selection in PoliticsOnline's Top 10 Who Are Changing the World of Internet and Po...

Last month I gave a presentation to around 100 people at the Department of Innovation regarding the use of social media in Australian govern...

Bang The Table has released an excellent video piece on their moderation system (titled 24/7 moderation ), including a part where Matt Croz...

Lisa Howdin, who now works with me, has been compiling a set of guidelines and information around how to develop, write, manage and moderate...

Marketing Daily has published an excellent article on the learnings of top executives about using and engaging via social media. All of th...

I am not aware of a central calendar for all of the Gov 2.0 and social media events run in Australia, so I've created one. I welcome s...

In the last week four separate Gov 2.0/social media conferences have crossed my desk. All claimed to provide a line-up of star speakers with...

There's been a very active and engaging discussion in the Gov 2.0 Australia group regarding safe and effective social media use by gover...

I regard creating a sustainable online community as very hard to do. It is almost always easier to join an existing community - although thi...

Dr Crispin Butteriss of Bang the Table gave the presentation below at the IAP2 Conference in Perth October 2009. It provides an excellent...

The ABS's Customer Insights Team, in conjunction with AGIMO, is holding a Web Analytics in Government forum on Tuesday 24 November in B...

Various research reports have indicated that at least 50% of Australian internet users participate in social networks. Forrester's Gro...

There are a lot of people interested in Gov 2.0 and social media these days - it's no surprise given the level of commitment indicated b...