Posts with keyword: blog

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Social Software and eGovernment

Tue Feb 21 10:25:00 2006

In a recent Government Technology News article Wayne Hanson asks "Can Social Software Improve eGovernment?" One interesting thing that struck me in the opening paragraph is that he throws RSS into the pool of accepted technology. That's saying something for RSS that I'm not sure is acknowledged much. The article talks about blogs, referencing an article from last February that spoke about our blogging experiment in Utah when I was CIO. It also mentions wikis, del.icio.us, Flickr, and collaborative editing tools like Subetha and Moon Edit. Unfortunately, the article reaches no conclusions and even makes a few blatant errors
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Best Blog Posts of 2005

Mon Dec 19 08:15:00 2005

Mr. Snitch is looking for nominations for the best blog posts of 2005. Send a nomination his way, if you have one.
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The Writable Web

Mon Nov 14 18:19:00 2005

Several interesting pieces on writable Web in the last few days: Tim Bray: Why would anyone want a word processor any more? Dan Bricklin releases WikiCalc Add these to things like hCards in Kwiki and Jot. That only scratches the surface, of course. The whole "writable web" thing includes wikis of all sorts and even blogs.
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IIW2005 Blog Aggregator

Mon Oct 24 11:10:00 2005

I've set up an RSS aggregator for IIW2005 so that people not attending the conference will have a one-stop place to keep up with what attendees (and others) are saying about it in their blogs. If you're going to be blogging about IIW2005 and the presentations, please send me the URL of your RSS feed so that I can add it to the list. In addition, we'll be recording the sessions and podcasting them later.
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