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Monthly Archives: July 2008
DIUS higher education debate blog launched on JISC platform
Technorati Profile Here comes a straight press release… Thoughts, anyone? As part of the government’s consultation to gain opinions and views on its higher education debate – JISC is hosting a blog on its JISC Involve platform. The Secretary of … Continue reading
Berlin in July: enthusiastic overview
I was in Berlin last week for the innovatively-titled ‘Berlin in July‘ e-democracy unconference (beat that for a pair of niche jargon buzzwords!). I thoroughly enjoyed my time there, the following things all being great: the place — Berlin is … Continue reading
Civil Service Online Participation Guidelines
They’ve been a long time coming, but the civil service guidelines for participation online have been published recently. They’re either pretty light touch, or perhaps just deliberately loosely defined for whatever purpose, but they largely make sense. They are; 1. … Continue reading
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June’s new site, launched in July
A colleague pointed this out to me today, a new site ‘Politics and the City’, ostensibly run by television presenter June Sarpong. It’s designed to engage women more in the political process by presenting a regular mix of political news … Continue reading
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June newsletter now available
The latest edition of the excitingly sporadic Delib newsletter is now available to read online: Delib newsletter, June ’08. If you’re not signed up to receive the newsletter yet, you’re missing out: it’s free, less hassle and better-looking than an … Continue reading
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