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What talk about local got up to at #NDI10
Myself and Mike have just about recovered from the National Digital Inclusion Conference 2010 in London on 10th-11th March. It was a busy couple of days – we got to meet an awful lot of people, put a lot of faces to names and get involved in some very interesting discussions. During the first day [...]
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Welcome to our new look home built by the really ace people at Substrakt. We have combined all our websites in to this handy one size fits all site so people don’t get confused by looking at our corporate site or our resource site. Everything has been merged in to this site and should be [...]
talk about local at the National Digital Inclusion Conference 2010
It’s all go in talk about local land. Last week Mike and I were in Hereford for a fun-packed workshop at Borderlines Film Festival and this week we’re off to London for the National Digital Inclusion Conference 2010. The theme for NDI1o is ‘Digital Participation: Passing IT on’ and that’s exactly what Mike and I [...]
Getgood Linkage #1: Heritage
Every so often I find myself emailing people who have requested links and/or information about creating community content around a particular subject or issue. I’m thinking it would be better for me to share that information with everyone, so I’m going to start copying it into blog posts here. One topic I get asked a [...]
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