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The following article is a piece I wrote for Monmouthshire County Council‘s internal staff e-zine and republished here with the permission of Helen Reynolds. I thought I would share it beyond those original walls as I have had comments that suggested the piece would [...]
Beyond Social Media: Towards Open Public Services in the Network Society
By Esko Reinikainen On October 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Open Data, Presentations, Public Sector
I’ve been invited to address the CIPR Local Services Annual Conference during the social media masterclass. Here is the presentation I delivered. As always with my presentations, the visual candy is only an accompaniment, the main meat of the message is spoken. If they record the session I will add [...]
Open Data in Local Government
By Esko Reinikainen On September 25, 2010 · 1 Comment · In Culture, Open Data, Presentations, Public Sector, Technology
A few weeks ago I saw Chris Taggart of Openly Local talking about open data at OpenTech2010. In recent days I’ve found myself with the opportunity to inform the thinking, of senior managers in a Local Authority context, about open data. I am particularly [...]
This is a great list doing the rounds of the hurdles that public sector organisations face when trying to take on board the opportunities of social media. I see this every day, and this initial analysis will go a long way to helping us help people confront the institutional prejudice [...]
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