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Does the Damian McBride resignation suggest difficult times ahead for bloggers and social media in government?
links for 2009-04-07
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Classified ads live – but they’ve moved online from their traditional local papers. And one US comapny Craigslist seems to be emerging king of the classified …
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We’re in the news. Another chance for the Telegraph to mention criticism of the government’s “obsession” with the latest “internet fads” at the expense of putting information across “affordably”.
links for 2009-04-06
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Turning the weakness of touchscreen phones (lack of physical controls for people with visual disabilities) into a strength (put the controls wherever you like, then!) A bit of simple brilliance from Google.
links for 2009-04-04
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What do you know? What do you stand for? Those who can’t provide strong answers to those questions shouldn’t expect to last long publishing online. Nor should they.
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It’s top of the pops for the Twitter age. interesting reading – who knew Coldplay were on Twitter? Or had so many tech fans?
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April 13, 2009 at 10:11 pm
Er, probably not. If anything, I think it demonstrates the seriousness with which all communication should be taken, online and offline. There’s a big gap between party-backed political blogging and public sector use of social media.