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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Tell Them What You Think beta
A massive government-wide consultation finder database! About time!
Its currently in beta so its not all singing and dancing as yet, but what a fantastic premise. We at Delib are no stranger to a consultation finder database but the scale and utility of this site deserves some extra attention.
On a personal note Im a big fan already and was actually directed to it from a… Continue reading
Internet and democracy debate – 15 minute edit
So, we’ve finally got our 15 minute edit of the Internet and democracy debate we ran earlier in the month. To explain – we weren’t allowed to film in Parliament, but we were allowed to take photos and record sound, … Continue reading
How Teenagers Use The Internet
2012 Update: A Revised blog post on how young adults use the internet is now available Odd one this, Morgan Stanley recently took on a 15 year old intern named Matthew Robson, and asked him to write them a briefing … Continue reading
Conservatives Promise More Control Over Aid Spending
Odd to have a blog title that sounds like a news headline, but that’s essentially what this story is. The Conservatives have announced that, if elected, they will hand over control of a portion of the government aid budget to … Continue reading
Discussing the good and the not so good…
As part of my daily activities with Delib, I’ve been speaking to council employees who are involved in budget consultation at their various establishments. Because of this, I’ve been fortunate enough to quickly gain a good understanding of the differing … Continue reading
Who Can Talk Online?
This is a straightforward story on the face of it, but raises some questions the more you think about it. A civil servant has been sacked from DCSF for posting a negative comment about Hazel Blears on www.theyworkforyou.com, on a seemingly unknown site, using her work email address – see update below.Straightforward case in a way, posting on the… Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, online politics, participation
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Internet debate round-up
So you may have noticed that we were running this debate last night, ‘the internet: the saviour or corruptor of democracy?’, (with the help of the Henry Jackson Society, sponsored by MessageSpace and very graciously hosted in Parliament by Danny … Continue reading
Government responds on Open Source
This is interesting, a while back I signed a Number 10 e-petition that said;
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to ask the Communities Secretary to require that all software produced by councils under the Timely Information to Citizens project be released under an open source licence.
It went on to say in the further information section;
…as citizens we cannot and do not support this substantial sum of public… Continue reading
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