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Australia: Bans, Filters and Government 2.0 Taskforce

29th June 2009 by Laurel Papworth under 2.0, Australia, Politics, games, government, innovation

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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How to add Friends to Groups or Lists or Filters in Facebook

26th March 2009 by Laurel Papworth under 2.0, Facebook, Featured, Online Communities, howto, profile, social media, social networks

Before the new Facebook interface was fully launched, I mentioned that it would be a good idea to plan some groups for you to filter your friends into. Lists like “business” or “cute” or “mum and her friends” or guys at work” or “guys at footy”. So, I was trying to figure out how to [...]

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Australia: AdAge Power150 Top Bloggers

24th February 2009 by Laurel Papworth under 2.0, Australia, Marketing, Media, blogs

Who are Australia’s top marketing and media bloggers? Not decided by the local BlogMafia -heh – but internationally recognised and independently evaluated? This is the list. Again. Six months on. My original blog post, exactly six months ago. Where are we up to? For Lee Hopkins, who asked today on Twitter about getting access to [...]

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Event – Future of H.R. Recruitment and Social Media

13th January 2009 by Laurel Papworth under 2.0, Event, recruitment, seminar

Melbournites, listen up! Michael Specht is running a conference on H.R and Recruitment and social media. Time Session Speaker 8:30 AM Arrival & Registration with Tea and Coffee 9:00 AM Welcome and Introduction Michael Specht 9:10 AM Keynote – Thoughts from TED 2009 Stephen Collins 10:10 AM Implementation of Enterprise 2.0 and its Value in [...]

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NZ Police/Government:The case of the disappearing wiki

29th September 2007 by Laurel Papworth under 2.0, Australia, Politics, Wiki, government

EDIT: I had a very nice voicemail from NZ Police Superintendent Hamish McCardle, the officer in charge of developing the new act – he wanted to let us know that they agree about transparency and that today the wiki is back up as a Document of Record. He also mentioned that they got a huge [...]

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