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Manifesto: UK Public Sector data should be set free

May 27, 2009

[UPDATE Jan 2010: Check out ‘Public Launch’ a post about the launch of data.gov.uk. Data sets & mashups ahoy – w00t!] This post is a synthesis of various ideas which have come together now that Data.gov is live. In turn, I would like to see data held by UK Public Sector organisations be freed up [...]

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My views & feedback on SXSW

April 14, 2009

This post sets out my observations of the South by South West (SXSW) interactive festival (http://sxsw.com/interactive), in March 2009. I attended as Ambassador to Thinking Digital (http://thinkingdigital.co.uk/). Reflections Overall, it was a fantastic experience, not overwhelming I don’t tend to overdo things, so didn’t "burn the candle at both ends" too much! I found it [...]

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Web 2.0 articles in bdaily #8 – Conclusion

March 2, 2009
This entry is part 8 of 8 in the series bdaily

n.b. This was originally published on bdaily. Photo credit to bootload “Web 2.0: Conclusion With Justin Souter of Souter Consulting Part 4 [sic] of a series of articles on the application of Web 2.0 In writing this conclusion, I first would like to thank you for staying with me since January, and for your comments [...]

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Web 2.0 articles in bdaily #6 – Where

February 11, 2009
This entry is part 6 of 8 in the series bdaily

  n.b. This was originally published on bdaily. Photo credit to El mundo de los mapas “Web 2.0: The ‘Where’ With Justin Souter of Souter Consulting Part 5 of a series of articles on the application of Web 2.0 Social Media and Web 2.0 is everywhere, even-of all places-The Daily Telegraph last Saturday! Above all, [...]

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Series of Web 2.0 articles in bdaily

January 7, 2009

Photo credit to Daniel F. Pigatto If you follow my Twitterstream, you’ll have seen I’m putting together a series of articles on Web 2.0. Today, the first one is published, via bdaily’s e-mail and web channels. I will be re-publishing the articles on this blog, and putting a summary page on the top-right so that [...]

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