The Google group gets active To help with those important pre-unconference conversations we have invited all confirmed attendees to the #TAL12 Google group, which you can use to introduce yourselves, suggest and discuss session ideas, make shared travel arrangements, etc. If you have not received an email invitation, you can join the #TAL12 Google [...]
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The first batch of #TAL12 tickets are now available!
The first batch of tickets for the #TAL12 Unconference on Saturday 28th April are now available at tal12.eventbrite.com. We have released 20 ‘#hyperlocal early bird’ tickets at this stage but a second batch will be released soon. #TAL12 is a joint event from Talk About Local and online community noticeboard n0tice, which will be held in central Birmingham at Maple House. Possibly [...]
Announcing #TAL12
We are very happy to announce our next unconference, which will be a joint event from Talk About Local and online community noticeboard n0tice. #TAL12 will be held on Saturday 28th April at Maple House in central Birmingham. Further details and free tickets will be released very soon. This will be the fourth unconference for [...]
Local TV
Jeremy Hunt and the DCMS have today announced the first Local TV pioneer areas which are expected to be: Belfast Birmingham Brighton and Hove Bristol Cardiff Edinburgh Glasgow Grimsby Leeds Liverpool London Manchester Newcastle Norwich Nottingham Oxford Plymouth Preston Southampton Swansea with a further 24 areas to follow. At Talk About Local we are advocates of [...]
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Making sense of data – data for beginners
Last week I attended a great conference called City As A Platform in Birmingham. The conference asked, “In an era of public sector cuts and greater emphasis on local engagement, what happens when a city opens out its public infrastructure, technologies, data and buildings to digital media content developers?” I blogged about the day on [...]