This is the write of up of the session I ran with Davy Jones at CityCamp Brighton in which we asked three questions:
What is the simplest thing we can do to connect all the many excellent civic networks we can find in Brighton?
How can we give that network of networks a stronger voice?
Is the process of connecting these networks repeatable in other places – what can we learn?
These questions form the basis...
This is going to be one of those annoying posts which strays between research stuff and more practical things. I’m writing it to tease out an inconsistency in my thinking around both the thesis and also our design work for Citizenscape. It really is thinking in public so please feel free to look away and leave me quietly muttering to myself……
I am just neurotically tweaking (with heroic help from the...
This post is an outline of one of the policy question that we are discussing that the Master of Networks event (in Venice!!) next week. While not a proper paper as its an academic audience you may find this slightly more referenced than usual…its really lazy referencing with just signposts to literature rather than a proper review.
Master of Networks is “…. is a workshop that brings together cutting-edge...
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So – this is going to be a fairly quick one (for me) but here are some links and thoughts from a brilliant day yesterday at Councillor Camp. Firstly – a massive well done to the FutureGov team and in particular Jon Foster for a really well run event with great speakers (hopefully the presentations will be found on the #cllrcamp hashtag) – and more than that fantastic participants. 8 hours in...
I usually spend the first week of the New Year hibernating and this year was no different. I like to spend the time at home doing various forms of domestic organisation and getting projects started and ready for the year. This year I have been spending most of the time of the edits of the final version of my thesis as I seem to be nearly ready to submit it (whoop!) which I can hardly believe. In fact I...