Found/interesting: 9-20 March

Posted by Neil Williams

March 20, 2009

Look what I found interesting.

Working Together – Crime maps, schools comparison engines – it’s all go in the world of digital government. Good to see RSA using Australia’s favourite OSS CMS as the online response channel for this consultation.
Tweeting for twouble – 12 good men and true …oh and all those Twitter users too. Big oops, and a very real problem for today’s justice system.
Free wifi in London – Good tips for the laptop Londoner.
Seven principles for digital engagement (help me please) – I am stealing all of this. It’s gold dust.
Twitter: the 13 types of tweet to take notice of – why businesses should have a Twitter listening strategy.
The London Summit: Lord Mandelson on why the London Summit matters – An interview with Theo Paphitis off the telly to answer questions sourced from the public via Yoosk.com. I just may have had something to do with this.
Six ways to make Web 2.0 work – A useful report from McKinsey, full of gems like: “[bottom-up web 2.0 tools for the enterprise] demand a mind set different from that of earlier IT programs, which were instituted primarily buy edicts from senior managers”. Obvious maybe but haven’t heard it stated before.
BBC News, Twitter and suits – How BBC news uses Twitter. How other news organisations should.

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