Found/interesting: 28 Dec to 5 Feb
Look what I found interesting:
- Why I’m going dark for purdah – Steph explains why he won’t be blogging during the election period. (I won’t be writing about work stuff during that time either for the same reasons, but intend to resume blogging about other interests and this could be a good time to do it).
- Richard Sambrook: Big Thinker – on how journalism has changed in the last 35 years and where it’s going next
- Opening Times – via @alistairreid, all UK opning times in one place.
- The benefits of blogging – DFID’s Julia on the back story of their frontline bloggers.
- Uncorrected Evidence 219 – Matt Tee evidence to PAC on gov comms. My Twitter doc gets a brief mention.
- Radical shift in Government ICT will save £3.2 billion annually in public money – Get in!
- Slides from GovCamp: Making the Political Sell – Simple messages for digital workers in government about where to focus the lines of attack.
- UKGovCamp as the future – “I suspect we are moving from “Homebrew Computer Club” towards “MS-DOS 1.0″, and as our small world grows, there are a few fractures along which it could splinter…”
- UK Govcamp 2010 – Sessions – Write-ups galore from the recent UK govcamp.
- Apps On the Move – What Does .Gov.UK do Next? – Some pretty good app development ideas here.
- Minister wants departments merged – Northern Ireland Minister proposing equivalent to merger of BERR and DIUS to create BIS.
- Google Reader Lets You Subscribe to Any Page on the Web – that is, pages without RSS.
- OMG: brains can’t handle all our Facebook friends – Dunbar’s upper limit of 150 meaningful relationships is the same online.
- In The Eye Of The Storm: Can Government Do Beta? Direct.gov Travel News – A constructive critique of Directgov’s travel news app.
- Amplicate – Making Your Opinion Count – A brand monitoring tool with a black or white outlook. (Everything either rocks or sucks).
- Fingertips transcription services – Reliable, cheap transcription services.
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Hello, I'm Neil Williams. I'm a government web geek, a dad, a husband, a grower of veg, a keeper of hens and a lapsed comedy writer, roughly in that order. 
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