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Welcome to my blog. It goes back a while and has my thoughts on all things technology, open government, FOSS and freedom. May contain traces of silliness and martial arts.
Check out my Gov 2.0 (open government) posts. They represent the bulk of my thinking and work at the moment.
These thoughts are my own.
Important posts & links
- Choose Your Own Adventure, Please
- Online Culture: Unicorns and Doom
- Gov 2.0: Where to begin
- Creating Open Government (for a Digital Society)
- Internet, government and society: reframing #ozlog & #openinternet
- Speech from Nethui on Open Government and Gov 2.0
- Public engagement: more customer service than comms
- Cloud computing: finding the silver lining
- Vivek Kundra and some lessons learnt about tech in gov
- Society 5 project
- OKFestival 2012: Open Data, Open Gov & Open Science
- Privacy and Internet Policy at Internet Governance Forum Australia
- Distributed Democracy project
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Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Bruce the Chaos Monkey on Chapter 1.2: Many hands make light work, for a while
- Loyce Ponder on Pivoting ‘the book’ from individuals to systems
- Reading list, 5 May 2018 – talkingtothecan on Exploring change and how to scale it
- Exploring change and how to scale it – Strategic Reading on Exploring change and how to scale it
- pipka on Exploring change and how to scale it
Archive – blogging since 2003
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Essays: Improving the Public Policy Cycle Model
I don’t have nearly enough time to blog these days, but I am doing a bunch of writing for university. I decided I would publish a selection of the (hopefully) more interesting essays that people might find interesting Please note, … Continue reading
Embrace your inner geek: speech to launch QUT OSS community
This was a speech I gave in Brisbane to launch the QUT OSS group. It talks about FOSS, hacker culture, open government/data, and why we all need to embrace our inner geek Welcome to the beginning of something magnificent. I … Continue reading
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OKFestival 2012: Open Data, Open Gov & Open Science in Helsinki
A couple of weeks ago I went to Helsinki, Finland to attend OKFestival 2012. It was a suggestion from someone two months ago that planted the seed to go, and I felt it would be really useful. So I saved … Continue reading
Public engagement: more customer service than comms
I’ve been involved in online communities for many years. I’ve seen and been in projects that span every possible traditional barrier to collaboration (location, culture, language, politics, religion, gender, etc, etc). This experience combined with my time in government has … Continue reading
Vivek Kundra and some lessons learnt about tech in gov
Last night I heard Vivek Kundra speak about innovation, technology and Gov 2.0 at a dinner hosted by AIIA and Salesforce. It was a fascinating talk in that it exceeded my expectations significantly. I had reasonable expectations that his experience … Continue reading
Moving on – the journey continues
Today is a complicated day. I’m both sad and excited in equal measure about what this year may hold in store. I’m sad because this is my last day working for Senator Kate Lundy as her IT Policy Advisor and … Continue reading
OSDC 2011 Talk – Open Government, what is it really?
Below are my notes from the talk I gave at OSDC (Open Source Developers Conference) 2011 on open government, where I tried to go into some of the practicalities of open government implementation and projects. I had a great response … Continue reading