Monthly Archives: March 2009

There’s no denying we’re an online company.  It says so on our website.  However, arguably just stating that we’re an “online” consultation company completely undersells what we do online – as online is a completely soul-less / character-less word, that … Continue reading →

 Since launching aMap 6 weeks back, the concept really seems to have taken off with it virally propelling itself round the internet, getting people arguing from all corners of the world. A couple of my favorite arguments this week include: … Continue reading →

To celebrate the publication of his book The Pleasure and Sorrows of Work,  Alain de Botton has created a really interesting user-gen  website www.myworkingspace.co.uk where users can “share the true joy or horror of your working environment”.
I really love this concept, and simple execution, as it brings to life the central conceit of his book through in a participatory way – creating real engagement with his audience.
I also… Continue reading →

It wasn’t long ago at all that I was getting the fright of my life trying to drive my car on six inches of solid ice and we were blogging about how the internet was awash with people talking about … Continue reading →

Delib are really excited to be hosting a seminar on Participatory Budgeting and e-Democracy with the PB Unit in London on 2nd April. The seminar is to gather views and experiences on e-PB which can then be consolidated and used to inform and guide future work in this area.

This is an invite only event but all the details and outcomes will be disseminated widely, including the Delib blog. We are… Continue reading →