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evoice home “evoice intends to enhance the interest and the engagement of European citizens in general political issues within a representative democracy.” (tags: edemocracy research europe engagement participation community online)
Sadly the UK Youth Engagement Barcamp, planned for the 17th May, has been postponed, due to a lack of venue. This is a shame as I was really looking forward to what was bound to be a cracking event, but…
John Naughton links to an event taking place in Cambridge on 19th May: Nick Davies, a well-known and award-winning investigative journalist, has recently published Flat Earth News, a controversial and highly-critical analysis of the British news media in which he…
Having an iPhone has really liberated me in term of the way that I use Flickr. This would be true of any phone with decent internet connectivity, and indeed there are plenty of handsets out there with better camera functionality…
As part of our work social reporting the Digital Inclusion conference last week, David and I agreed to write some posts building on what we had done on DC10plus’ own blog, which is hosted at WordPress.com . The first of…
My little Asus Eee PC James Cridland on getting Ubuntu working efficiently on an Eeepc (tags: eeepc asus james+cridland) Is New Media Killing Journalism? Do you care? Charlie Beckett on a recent discussion on the role of citizen journalists. (tags:…
Things have been relatively quiet here on DavePress, but don’t worry, I have been busy. I’ve been working on a few projects – as well as the social reporting stuff with David – which I will hopefully be able to…
Reflections on event socialreporting « Socialreporter David’s writeup of our experience social reporting at the Digital Inclusion Conference (tags: dc10plus davidwilcox socialreporter)
Citizen Space This is a wordpress blog by those guys at Dlib on edemocracy stuff they have spotted. Subscribed. (tags: delib edemocracy citizenspace wordpress)
I had the pleasure of talking to Patrick Butler of the Guardian the other day on the subject of public sector types blogging. He did a jolly good job of editing down everything I said into one paragraph in his…