Some interesting slides from a Canadian perspective of this whole government and the internet thing, from Tamera Kremer. Getting started in the social web: Government 2.0 View more presentations from Tamera Kremer. Found via Craig Thomler’s excellent eGov AU blog. Possibly related posts: FCO’s social media policiesWeb 2.0 North of the BorderThe search for ...

... all of that. I think a city like Bristol would embrace something like this especially in the right location and I’d love to see how far the social web could help this sort of undertaking rather than be a hindrance to it. So I have the inklings of a plan – now all I need is a skip load of money to get hold of an Espresso Book Machine, rent a shot ...

... systems will improve the content and overall interaction within sites and social networks over time.” None of this is really news, maybe clarification. I ... that loosely defined concepts labeled “Web 2.0.” The Data Portability ... fulfilling, meaningful and productive experience. As I see it, we will start to see a the social web not as a collection of distributed islands, but as one ...

... content. But sites and services weren’t enough. We wanted to used these new social functions in our own way. SaaS (software as a service) and APIs ... site owns. The clearer this distinction is, the faster the social web and it’s multitude of users can move ... start, but the true test is when the main sites of social media go down or evaporate, and we are still able to maintain protocol level ...

... for convenience sake. But we really don’t mean it like we say it. Anyway, in case you’re wondering what the social web will look like in the future, it’ll be about meaningful experiences: the past ... , but anticipates that the next stage of advancement is dedicated to improving social functionality. I would also add personalization and portability. The biggest opportunity for ...

... presented with the mass of people all experimenting and familiarising themselves with the realtime social web. Most people have no reference points around the journalistic profession, other ... -shows, mis-steps and calamities along the way. But the fact that everyone can create and publish is here to say. Social media’s not something you can be for or against… Tweet This Post