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What’s your style?

I have been fighting the Battle of Excessive Capitalisation. This battle is but one in… Read More… Continue reading What’s your style?

Posted by Sarah on 30/12/201130/12/2011

Posted in Content, Content strategy, Derbyshire County Council, local government, online communications
Tagged Content Management, content strategy, digital media, guidelines, local council, local government, Style guide

Do councils need websites?

This was the question posed by Peter McClymont for his LocalGovCamp Lincoln session and the… Read More… Continue reading Do councils need websites?

Posted by Sarah on 26/10/200904/11/2009

Posted in Content, localgovcamp, online communications, Website
Tagged Accessibility, Content Management, guidelines, local council, local government, localgovcamp, Mobile Computing, unconference, Usability, Website
11 Comments on Do councils need websites?

Social media usage / participation guidelines

This seems to be something that plenty of people in local gov are trying to… Read More… Continue reading Social media usage / participation guidelines

Posted by Sarah on 22/05/2009

Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged guidelines, local council, local government, social networking
2 Comments on Social media usage / participation guidelines

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