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Monthly Archives: February 2012
SLA Event (Part 1): Open Data: Powering the Information age
This is the first of a two-part post about an event I attended last night (21st Feb), organised by the Society for Location Analysis (SLA). It was held in Hampshire County Council’s headquarters in Winchester, but the SLA – and … Continue reading
Posted in Geovation, Hampshire, Lectures, Linked Data, Nigel Shadbolt, Open Data, Ordnance Survey, Technology, weekly blog club
Tagged geography information, Geovation, Google, Hampshire County Council, Linked Data, location analysis, location specialists, Nigel, Nigel Shadbolt, open data, Open Source, OpenStreetMap, Ordnance Survey, peter sleight, professor nigel shadbolt, SLA, university of southampton
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LocalGovCampNW (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of a post about LocalGovCampNW, an unconference held in Preston on 4th February. It’s the second instalment, as last week I ran out of time, and had to get something in by midday on Thursday to meet Weekly Blog … Continue reading
Preston is a nice place. Oh, and Local Gov Camp North West (Part 1)
Preston & LocalGovCampNW (Part 1) On Saturday I attended Local Gov Camp North West, or #LocalGovCampNW as it’s known on Twitter. Whilst it’s only a couple of weeks since UK GovCamp, I couldn’t resist going along, even though it’s quite … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, LocalGovCampNW, Open Data, Social Media, Technology, Unconference, weekly blog club
Tagged Arduino, Avenham Park, Edward Smith-Stanley 14th Earl of Derby, Foursquare, Hampshire, Madlab, Manchester, Preston, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, QR code, River Ribble, Saturday, Snowmageddon, Twitter
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Why I shan’t be blogging this week
I shan’t be blogging this week as it’s already Wednesday evening and I’m tired. The deadline for Weekly Blog Club is midday tomorrow, and I’m in the office first thing, so I’ve only got tonight. No, I’m going to switch … Continue reading
Posted in #UKGC12, Social Media, Technology, Twitter, Unconference, weekly blog club, Yammer
Tagged Chris Ellis, Google, Google Calendar, LinkedIn, Social network, Stigmergy, Tweetgrid, Twitter, weekly blog club, Working time, Yammer
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