eGov AU

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

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Senator Kate Lundy launches a public discussion on high speed broadband

Illustrating one of the ways in which parliamentarians are now actively engaging the public online, Senator Kate Lundy has posted in her blo...

New Zealand government releases guidelines for online participation and blog case studies

Following the examples of the US, UK, Australia and other countries, New Zealand has released principles for interaction with social media ....

Reaching fragmenting audiences and maximising online engagement

At about the time this post will appear on my blog I'll be speaking at the Hitwise/Australian Marketing Institute breakfast in Canberra ...

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Free courseware for social media courses - beginning with 'Managing social media PR crisis communications'

Noted Australian social media expert, Laurel Papworth, is releasing a range of courseware to support people running social media courses und...

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Excellence in e-Government Award finalists announced

The Department of Finance has announced the ten finalists for the 2009 Excellence on e-Government Award (e-Award). Having followed this awa...

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