by | Oct 22, 2010 | eGovernment, Engagement
Use social media rather than traditional is the call from public service. It is hard to make savings on social media unless they are carefully targeted and run. Conversations are often open- ended in new media, and this can increase...
by | Jul 8, 2010 | Digital inclusion, eGovernment
Lots to digest in this summary of evidence on the effects on children of increased home computer availability. Two key points:Mathematics and reading test scores drop a little with the growing use of home computersIntroduction of broadband internet widens racial and...
by | Jun 22, 2010 | eGovernment, Engagement, ICT
Some similar conclusions to ours in the CTPR report released in May.Processes need radical reworking, not extendingCulture change is critical
by | Jun 18, 2010 | eGovernment
Lovely reporting by El Reg. Good news that Lane Fox is continuing to lead the good work being done in this area.
by | Jun 7, 2010 | eGovernment, Engagement
Give me less information and more data! Good call from the development aid community (here the World Bank) to get the data out there first and spend less time up front trying to second guess how people might use it and what questions they are going to ask.
by | Mar 23, 2010 | eGovernment
Needs further digesting, but this looks like a slightly more solid approach than the PwC one from 2009.
