Just before Christmas my colleague Andy Baker rustled up a Twitter list of all the police and crime commissioners on Twitter that we could find. Now we've used that to have a quick look at how the commissioners are using Twitter. I'm not going to pretend that any of this is scientific - or that ...
I wrote a post last year about The Worthing Page, a Facebook fan page with a difference. Serving the seaside town not far from Brighton, it was a departure from the average fan page for a place: it was focused - with interesting discussions about Worthing, its businesses and people - and it clearly aimed to ...
We had a brilliant, enjoyable user group yesterday at the Hallam conference centre in London. Quite a bit happened, so I'm not going to try to cover everything - there'll be a chance to do that with some reflective blogging in the coming few days (and weeks). But, before we get distracted, I thought I'd run ...
Over the last year at Public-i, we've worked hard to develop a new product, the Social Media Audit - which we're now ready to start talking about a bit more on the blog. That'll take the form of a few case studies - and we'll share them as they arrive. But for the moment I ...
At last week's Public-i User Group we were dealing with the thorny issue of councillors' use of social media - and in particular what councils should do to encourage and engender good social media practice among members. It was a fascinating debate - and you can follow it on the archive webcast of the event here. There ...