At Barcamp on Saturday, I missed Steph Gray and Paul Johnson’s session on consultation. The title is ‘Online Consultation or Digitally Enhanced Policymaking?’ Regulars here may guess that – in my view – the latter is a great deal more worthwhile than the former. Steph has posted the slides there – I think they deserve [...]
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Barcamp
I’ve been talking to Tim Davies about a possible session at Barcamp discussing the kind of non-tech and non-comms questions that social media practitioners need to consider when developing e-participaton or e-democracy projects. I was going to post something here on it, but thankfully, Tim has beaten me to the punch – I don’t think [...]
A blog about representative democracy, social media and a conversational politics. How will peer-to-peer communications change local democracy? How is representation changing? 
