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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Policymaking in the Cloud: Doing Things Differently
Cloud computing is a popular buzz word. It means that the data and applications we use can be hosted anywhere then distributed to us on any device, wherever we are, whenever we want them. It extends one of the most … Continue reading
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Crowdsourcing policy: First, create a crowd
If there was one sound bite that stood out for me at the last Translation Layer event, it was Steph Gray’s ‘policy is written by those who show up’. If that’s the case (and it’s hard to argue against it) … Continue reading
A confection of ideas – co-design & policymaking
The second in the 2012 Political Innovation ‘Translation Layer’ series - Co-Design & Policymaking - is happening tomorrow evening at 6.30pm. I hope to see you there. In a separate post here, I’ve outlined some of the more interesting examples of collaborative … Continue reading