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Social networking for councils

A lively kick off to LocalGovCamp Lincoln with this session on ideas and experience of… Read More… Continue reading Social networking for councils

Posted by Sarah on 26/10/200902/11/2009

Posted in blogging, Facebook, localgovcamp, MA eCommunications, Mobile, online communications, Online community, Social media, Twitter
Tagged Facebook, local government, Online Communities, RSS, Social network, Twitter, YouTube
8 Comments on Social networking for councils

Going local

I went over to Walsall in the West Midlands last night to attend the Black… Read More… Continue reading Going local

Posted by Sarah on 15/10/2009

Posted in blogging, online communications, Online community, social media cafe
Tagged community, digital engagement, digital inclusion, hyperlocal, journalism, local council, local government, newspapers, online journalism, resident, RSS
10 Comments on Going local

What I use and why

I read an interesting post by Carl Haggerty recently called ‘Why do you participate with… Read More… Continue reading What I use and why

Posted by Sarah on 08/10/200908/10/2009

Posted in blogging, Derbyshire County Council, Facebook, History, Mobile, Shiny and new, Social media, Twitter
Tagged currently in use, Facebook, LinkedIn, participation, Social media, Social network, Twitter
3 Comments on What I use and why

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