Monthly Archives: April 2008

Latest opinion from London Mayoral election

On Friday we published our latest Opinion Tracker analysis of what people are saying around the internet about the Mayoral elections. To read the full report, check out our internet opinion analysis here. Quick snippets of insight include: Buzz is … Continue reading

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ICELE launches ‘Blog in a Box’

It’s been talked about for a while now, but last week saw the launch of ICELE‘s new ‘Blog in a Box‘ platform/toolkit. A follow on from the ‘Read my Day’ project, Blog in a Box is meant to make it … Continue reading

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Opinion tracking Opinion Tracker

Since its official launch yesterday,  Opinion Tracker seems to be creating a real buzz within the political and marketing / research communities, requiring us to turn Opinion Tracker on itself to find out what people are saying about the product … Continue reading

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What the world (and his dog) is thinking about the London Mayoral elections

We’ve launched a nice new shiny product called Opinion Tracker. Opinion Tracker does what it says on the tin i.e. it monitors what people are thinking and saying around the net. We track conversations around the net (in forums, communities, … Continue reading

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Apathy party – wanna get involved?!

I’m not sure who made this or what it’s for, however it’s a v.good pastiche of political campaigning in the US. I particular like the Apathy Party’s campaign slogan of “whatever”, the idea of having a “nonifesto” and it’s poll … Continue reading

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New School Councils UK site launches

Hmm, I seem to remember writing a post on a very similar theme a little over a year ago! Back then, we were launching School Councils UK‘s ambitious venture into the world of online interactivity and collaboration, taking them from … Continue reading

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Designing for Social Justice

A few months ago now, I was invited to take part in a two day workshop on ‘Designing for Social Justice’ run by Futurelab. It was a really enjoyable set of sessions, bringing together a wide mix of people from … Continue reading

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Queen Rania asks people to “join the conversation”

This has been our for a while now, but I’ve only just caught it… but better late than never… Queen Rania (Queen of Jordan and general looker) is running (or was running last year) a campaign to try to get … Continue reading

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