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New Media Awards 2006
The winners plus: Becky Hogge, A year is a lifetime in new media Tom Armitage, The "next" big new media thing Bill Thompson, Suppose the government really got IT Dave Green, We can't all be winners [read] -
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New Media Awards 2005
The winners plus: Kathryn Corrick on e-government's search for direction William Davies on the need to support independent innovation Becky Hogge wonders how Creative Commons will evolve Iain Simons in on the game Tom Armitage on how locational technology is changing our world and Bill Thompson predicts the end of the World Wide Web. [read] -
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New Media Awards 2004
The winners plus: Kathryn Corrick on the UK's quiet revolution Alexander Stevenson on how local authorities are ahead James Crabtree on politicians in cyberspace Michael Bird on tagging Tom Armitage on wireless networks Elise Castelli on special communication needs and Alexandra Greenwood on reinvigorating civic participation [read] -
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New Localism
How to deliver services closer to home A round-table discussion on new localism. Participants: Roger Blitz (Chair), UK affairs editor, Financial Times Ken Bodfish, Leader, Brighton and Hove City Council Maura Brooks, Chief ICT officer, Leeds City Council Felicity Everiss, Regional director, Government Office for Yorkshire and the Humber Steven Halls, Chief executive, Three Rivers District Council, Hertfordshire Warren Hatter, Head of research, New Local Government Network Mark Hepworth, Director, Local Futures Group Phil Hope, Parliamentary ender-secretary of state, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister Barry Quirk, Chief executive, London Borough of Lewisham David Rickett, Head of local government, Atos Origin Anne Seex, Chief Executive, Norwich City Council John Thornton, Director of e-government, Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA) Fahri Zihni, Chief ICT officer, Wolverhampton Metroplitan Borough Council [read] -
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Internet Security
A roundtable discussion Participants: Charlotte Barrow John Carr (chair) Mike Galvin Stefan Haselwimmer Detective Chief Superintendent Len Hynds Scott Law Geoffrey Llewellyn Simon Moores Brian Neale Andrew Pinder Sandra Quinn Detective Sergeant Steve Santorelli Paul Wood [read] -
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New Media Awards 2003
The winners plus: leader by Kathryn Corrick Dea Birkett on the benefits of a webucation David Sharp on healthcare from a distance Lilian Pizzichini finds a home for ethical journalism on the net Will Skidelsky on foodie websites for all tastes and observations by Naghmeh Nasirtousi, Jonn Elledge and Deepanshu Bagchee [read]
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New devices that enable deaf people to have a greater level of participation in phone calls and meetings have been developed by UK organisations. One of the organisations Teletec, a Bedfordshire-based company, will launch two services to help those who are hard of hearing to use their own voices, by incorporating Internet devices and voice recognition [...] - Palestinian conflict portrayed in game
Conflict zones might not occur to you as the best starting point for creating a game but Global Conflict: Palestine is aimed at bringing to life some of the issues in the Middle East in a bid to educate people. Based in midst of the conflict in the Palestinian territories, the game depicts a young [...] - Blog for Britain
The National Trust are encouraging people to record a day in their lives on their website. Thousands of people in the UK are expected to participate in the project, which aims to create an online archive of people’s diaries in the country. The project is being called “Britain’s Biggest Blog” by the National Trust, and was [...]
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