£30m Amount pledged by Gordon Brown to get the most disadvantaged people using the internet. £30m Amount slashed from budget for free bus passes for pensioners and disabled people in London. (With thanks to @idf50 and apologies to Private Eye.)
Ian Cuddy
digital content / media / post-egovernment and other things
A bit about me
Ian Cuddy, alias former Chief Editor at Public Sector Forums where I ran (and still contribute to) the online content operations, amongst other roles and guises. Here's where I take a personal look at what's impacting in and around the industry. Views expressed here are mine and may not necessarily reflect those of my employer. You can learn some more about me here.What I write about
benchmarking data.gov data sharing digital britain digital engagement digital inclusion edemocracy elections Google government government IT guidelines KPIs learningpool lgiu local government mashups metrics Microsoft mobile nao online content open source performance PMF privacy psf RSS scotweb2 security social media software timely information for citizens toolkits transformational government transparency twitter twitterfails ukgovoss usaspending.gov user satisfaction varney wcag web 2.0 websites
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Blogroll
- Alan Mather
- Andy Sawford, LGIU
- Carl Haggerty
- Chris Kendall, Planning Portal
- Colin Talbot – Whitehall Watch
- Contentious
- Dave Briggs
- Dave Wilcox – Social Reporter
- Emma Mulqueeny
- FutureGov
- Ideal Government
- IDF50
- Ingrid Koehler
- Jack Pickard
- Jason Kitcat
- Liz Azyan
- Local Gov Web Managers
- Mark O'Neill
- Mashable
- MySociety
- Neil Williams
- Nick Booth
- Paul Canning
- PSFBuzz
- Public Sector Forums
- publicSIRO
- Simon Wakeman
- Social Media Today
- Steph Gray
- Steve Dale
- Stuart Harrison
- The Local Government Officer
- Tim Davies
- UKAuthority Collective
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