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So as you guys already know, I was at the LocalGovCamp in Lincoln last Friday and was fortunate enough to talk to Andrew Beeken (in video above), who was "the man of the hour" and ask him about what he thought about the whole unconference.
With budget cuts looming, there is a greater need to be more innovative in delivering public services online and self-services can be used to deliver more for less.
The first session was run by Fraser Henderson (Founder and Director of Particitech) who discussed the issues surrounding e-Petitions.
It was an honour to be invited to attend "Recasting the Net": A prestigious new series of live and online debates, curated by LSE think-tank POLIS and Channel 4’s 4iP team, designed to explore and discuss the next phase of the web in Birmingham.
Last night I went along to the Data, Mashups and APIs event organised by Birmingham Social Media Cafe at Fazeley Studios.
Automated testing has its merits - but will never come close to the challenges of real world testing across a broad range of disabilities...
Jadu were social media sponsors for the EduWeb Conference in Chicago...
To have visions of the future, you have to see whats happening now...
Twitter is the social networking platform du jour and has spawned a whole ecosystem of sites, software and terminology. Jadu want to provide tools to their customers to enhance the Twitter experience.
The official Jadu Blog - musings of the Jadu team and log of new content management experiences
