Public engagement is something all public services do, and many do badly. This is an opinion piece on crap apps, and what makes useful public consultation, along with some genuine questions about the role of the politicians, that you might be able to help me understand. Standard public engagement I’m all for technology and advancingContinue reading “Public engagement: crap apps, Lego, conversation and politicians”
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The social media election in nine tweets
It’s getting a bit of a cliché to describe it as a ‘social media election’ but things have changed drastically since 2010. In 2010 adults spent 14.2 hours per month on the web, but, thanks to widespread use of mobile devices, our total use of media and communications averaged over 11 hours every day in 2014. And 34% ofContinue reading “The social media election in nine tweets”