eGov AU

Craig Thomler's professional blog - AI and digital government thoughts and speculations from an Australian perspective

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Do you monitor your Wikipedia entry?

I keep an eye on my agency's Wikipedia entry to make sure the information it contains is timely, factual, apolitical and objective. Whe...

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

US government debating whether congressmen can speak with their constituents via online social networks

I've posted previously about the initiatives begun by John Culberson and several other congressmen to use new media technologies, such ...

House of Lords - lords of the blog

When people think of the UK House of Lords, some might use words such as traditional, hidebound, conservative, outdated or even irrelevant. ...

Tracking customer sentiment in real-time - a revolution for government communicators

This post is based on my reflections on the Social Web Analytics eBook 2008 that I've been reading, which looks at the use of online so...

Open innovation - building engagement between governments, companies and citizens

The McKinsley Quarterly has published a very interesting piece on the future of innovation, The next step in open innovation . This explore...

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