Blog
This blog has evolved and moved several times since starting as ‘Helpful Technology’ in 2008. This has always been a personal blog alongside my work – and so it remains.
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Be Brave
Adding RDFa to a consultation
Unleashing a Government response
Should you learn to code?
The Audacity of Growth
The year of the 4th Sector Pathfinders
Minding the shop
The pieces of the digital engagement puzzle
State of social media & online PR in the UK
A Load of Cobblers: my tumblog on the favourite tools I use
Why do people want microsites?
Different strokes for different folks
Blog Action Day: No cry, no fly
Digital inclusion & digital engagement
What machines think people do: a basic primer on web analytics
Government information in the 21st century
World of WordPress
Version 1.1
How to sell me stuff
Corporate homepage design: who’s doing it right?
Hearing voices
Introducing inboxlistening: follow the online conversation by email
The user experience of swine flu online
How much is too much?
Not what ships are for
Still climbing
Building Better White Papers
Abort, Retry, Fail… Reboot?
Your starter for ten
The Egg and Spoon Race
Building Britain’s Future: the next step to better policy discussion online
Hold the front page
So what do *you* do?
Scottish Government and social media
Cui bono? The problem with opening up data
What standards and legal requirements do government websites need to take account of?
Baby steps in Social Media News Releases
Trainspotting
Whiteboarding Whitehall
A spot of social reporting: what I learned
Who snoops?
The year of living (slightly) dangerously
Civil Service jobs, your way
How to open source your stuff
ConsultationXML goes open source
Defining the roles within digital engagement
Where next for Real Help Now?
