Government 2.0 and politics 2.0
There’s been a fair bit of interesting reading about government 2.0 initiatives (the new ‘branding’ for what used to be called e-democracy or e-government) lately; probably prompted by a summit on the topic in Washington DC and the Australian government’s [...]
CPD Insight: Upgrading Democracy
The Centre for Policy Development has released a new issue of its online magazine, Insight: As the internet continues to make transparency and collaboration cheaper and easier, governments around the world face increasing pressure to become more open and more [...]
Glogging
Anyone wanting an update on how the federal government’s adventures into the wilds of citizen consultation via blogs [at the Digital Economy Blog hosted under the auspices of DBCDE] are going could do a lot worse than read these two [...]
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