List of Social Media Election sites for Australian 2010 election. An early analysis of election 2010 sites. It’s particularly interesting to see which social media election sites are allowing the electorate to ask questions -versus who is providing answers. And how useful is the site to online community members.
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23rd July 2010 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Online Communities, government, social media, social networks
Facebook: MI6 wife’s photos
7th July 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Facebook, Online Communities, Rules of Engagement, Safety, blogs, government, social media, social networks, web 2.0
Head of MI6 has fotos placed on Facebook by social networking wife. Social media guidelines for staff do not always extend to family…
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Australia: Bans, Filters and Government 2.0 Taskforce
if the Government filter out MA15+ games, and ban any games not classified, what happens to World of Warcraft? What about social spaces like Second Life? How about iPhone games and Facebook apps? MySpace? a Job for Government 2.0 Taskforce methinks.
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World of Warcraft: Terrorists and Virtual Worlds
31st May 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Online Communities, Politics, government, social networks, virtual world, world of warcraft
Virtual World Terrorists in World Of Warcraft – Homeland security are linking to a report that quotes articles from Australian High Tech Crimes about terrorists using WoW for training.
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Australia: Mosman Council Twitter Guidelines
18th May 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Featured, Online Communities, Twitter, government, social media, social networks
Quite a different slant from the 40 Social Media Guidelines for Staff, here are Mosman Council laying out their guidelines for following @mosmancouncil on Twitter: Stop following me! If @mosmancouncil is following you and you’d rather we didn’t, please feel free to block us. Be aware that Twitter is a public space on the internet and all interaction is [...]
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Brazil eGov: Public Works and Internet Voting
15th March 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Featured, Online Communities, Politics, digital economy, government, innovation, social media, social networks
I’m always interested in metaGovernment. That’s not where a politician chats on Twitter or does broadcast YouTube videos or widgets for fund raising – but where voters are asked to make a difference to their own country other than donating or voting. Brazil (Portugese) (English) has something a little similar to Future of Melbourne project: [...]
Favourite Australian social media campaigns
23rd January 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Education, Featured, Marketing, government, social media
Best social media campaigns, well, my favourite case studies anyway. Michael Watkins over at Mudo Media isn’t impressed. He thinks -via Digital Ministry – that social media strategists are all talk and no media. Is he right? Probably. But irrespective of whether anyone is actually hiring consultants, employing traditional agencies or just dumping it on [...]
Australia: Government: ABC SBS Review Digital Economy
8th December 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Politics, TV, broadband, digital economy, government
Pfft. It’ll never catch on… (image: Duke.edu) You’ve got until THIS Friday to have your say. That’s the way it works, don’t shoot me, I’m just the messenger: On 16 October 2008, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy, announced the release of a discussion paper aimed at stimulating ideas [...]
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