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Is Climate Change The Reason that Local Authorities will Embrace Social Media?
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Often, when I am standing in the kitchen sorting my cans from my bottles from my newspapers (or more likely, watching my partner do this) I marvel at just how effective the council has been in changi…
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Started this discussion. Last reply by David Wilcox Jan 10.
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Hi Stephen - I'm sure you have some great Bristol examples for Andy here.
Ingrid - I like your point about social media fit with an open issue. Jemima Gibbon's excellent book Monkeys with Typewriters uses social media values/benefits as chapter headings: Co-creation, Passion, Learning, Openness, Listening, Generosity ...…
I'm not so sure it's all about climate change and more about how social media can naturally fit with open, "positive" issues (everyone loves the environment, right? - even if climate change is controversial in some circles) and is focused around thi…
Often, when I am standing in the kitchen sorting my cans from my bottles from my newspapers (or more likely, watching my partner do this) I marvel at just how effective the council has been in changing our household's behaviour in relation to rubbis…
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- I have led Bristol City Council's work on e-Democracy, e-Participation and now run Connecting Bristol, a digital partnership for the city.
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- At 10:07am on January 6, 2010,
David Wilcox said…
- Hi Stephen - great to have you here. As you'll see, we are trying to do some joining up across sectors and create a space for people to tell stories, ask for and offer help. Love to have your take on e-democracy 2010 - or whatever - if you have time for a post. Ideas for the site very, very welcome.
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