An online notebook
There has been quite a discussion in recent times about the guidance for civil servants on how they should interract with the social web: see Emma and Nick for some of what has been said. Well, now, as Jeremy announces, we have the guidance. We knew this was coming, because eGovernment minister Tom Watson told … Keep reading
OneSpot Makes Publishing Personalized Memetrackers Simple Onespot looks like a really interesting way for organisations to monitor their RSS feeds – pulling in related content automatically. (tags: review rss onestop aggregation news) Test Pilot Flock 2.0 Beta(one) | Flock The new version of flock is in beta, running on the firefox 3 engine. Never got … Keep reading
Interesting article on TechCrunch about the Personal Democracy Forum taking place in New York next week: It’s also time for more industry leaders to push politicians to take a more forward-thinking approach to how government distributes public information. We hear a lot these days about how the internet is affecting the election, which PdF will … Keep reading
I’ve noticed that quite a few folk who have installed their own version of WordPress (as opposed to those that use WordPress.com) haven’t got round to making the URLs (the bit that appears in the address bar of a browser) of their posts ‘human readable’. In other words, they look like http://www.myblog.com/?p=1027 rather than http://www.myblog.com/postsubject. … Keep reading
dria.org » Blog Archive » Field Guide to Firefox 3 Everything you need to know about the new version of everyone’s favourite browser (tags: firefox firefox3 guide browser reference mozilla browsers howto) Choose your words carefully, the blink media revolution has begun Andrew Keen on Twitter: brevity doesn’t have to equal stupidity (tags: twitter andrew+keen … Keep reading