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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Delib in print
It’s a publication double whammy for us this week, which is pleasing. First of all, our contribution to the Hansard Society’s ‘Parliament for the Future’ project has been published in their final report on phase 1 of the project. We … Continue reading
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Get your ‘bumper holiday edition’ of the Delib newsletter
There was no newsletter sent out for August as we figured everyone would be on holiday. This meant a load of blog entries piled up, making the latest edition a bit of a scrollathon. If you enjoyed that bumper dose … Continue reading
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Google, Delib and Microsoft
It’s comforting to know that the Internet has us second in this list of industry giants! I did enjoy finding this blog article earlier which puts us in such lofty company: http://mashable.com/2007/08/09/yahoo-bix-green-icon/. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, of … Continue reading
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Are responses flooding in?
We’ve said it before, but online consultation and engagement isn’t just taking offline work and replicating it online. Asking for someone to write you a letter, or print out and post back a pdf document doesn’t mean you’re doing online … Continue reading
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e-Voting – The more things change
Well, the dust is settling on the e-voting pilots carried out last May, and it sadly seems that things once again haven’t run as well as they might have done. The Electoral Commission’s evaluations of the pilots shows that many … Continue reading
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