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  1. Social Media Acceptance Model: Following on from my previous post about “Tweet-Ups, Meet-ups, Barcamps, YamJams.. http://bit.ly/08GkbJo 13 minutes ago from twitterfeed
  2. Adventures in SPARQL Part 2 – Now with added KML!: It’s been a few weeks now since I posted my first foray into.. http://bit.ly/08zDzqs 13 minutes ago from twitterfeed
  3. PAF - Initial Postcomm response: A month ago I wrote to Ken Clarke and John Thurso asking them to add their sup.. http://bit.ly/5FlztV about 2 hours ago from twitterfeed
  4. Editing Wikipedia: I’ve been asked this question a few times recently, so thought it worth sharing my answer wi.. http://bit.ly/7Z4Vhc about 2 hours ago from twitterfeed
  5. Government gets into games business: The Department for Transport launched an online multiplayer fantasy rolep.. http://bit.ly/55OJer about 2 hours ago from twitterfeed
  6. Law in Action: In 2007 Parliament passed the Legal Services Act, which might – or might not – revolutionise the.. http://bit.ly/6xdkdp about 3 hours ago from twitterfeed
  7. Londoners unite to tackle poverty: Next Tuesday 1st December a coalition of anti poverty charities and organisa.. http://bit.ly/5Ul9ul about 3 hours ago from twitterfeed
  8. links for 2009-11-23: Archive Collaboration or Conflict - CivicoLive — PDF EU, Barcelona Mine and other ses.. http://bit.ly/4yh4mg about 5 hours ago from twitterfeed
  9. Government data on the ground, making a difference: Tim Berners-Lee’s work for the UK government is yielding al.. http://bit.ly/08KbXpj about 7 hours ago from twitterfeed
  10. Strategy stuff – a three pronged approach: Drawing together a few discussions I have been involved in recently .. http://bit.ly/5YsAY9 about 9 hours ago from twitterfeed
  11. Stuff I’ve seen November 15th through to November 23rd: These are my links for November 15th through November 2.. http://bit.ly/07U64sp about 17 hours ago from twitterfeed
  12. links for 2009-11-22: How Google Wave is Changing the News "It’s a lot more live than Twitter (Twitte.. http://bit.ly/07W3sjU about 19 hours ago from twitterfeed
  13. The range of interests……………: As has already been made clear,the Queen’s Speech is followed by five days of pure.. http://bit.ly/5o5KuO about 19 hours ago from twitterfeed
  14. E-government – back in the news?: On Thursday 19 November 2009 The Guardian’s Michael Cross published a piece e.. http://bit.ly/5RTZov about 22 hours ago from twitterfeed
  15. Great Ethiopian Run 2009: Thirty four thousand runners gathered today in the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, .. http://bit.ly/5RrTlH 7:14 AM Nov 22nd from twitterfeed
  16. Social Reporting the Internet Governance Forum: Multiple Knowledges: Social Reporting in the Youth Corner I’ve .. http://bit.ly/61n5Dz 7:14 AM Nov 22nd from twitterfeed
  17. Televising the House of Commons – and Lords: It  is twenty years since the television cameras were admitted to .. http://bit.ly/6NPxtA 4:14 PM Nov 21st from twitterfeed
  18. Mix and mash your own film of the Open Declaration on e-Government: David Osimo and Paul Johnston brought the v.. http://bit.ly/08HkwWc 9:13 AM Nov 21st from twitterfeed
  19. Statebook wins the Malmo09 Pertinent Art award: The winner of the Pertinent Art competition at the 1st popular .. http://bit.ly/6129MX 8:14 AM Nov 21st from twitterfeed
  20. Prizes for first spotting redesigned IdealGov: The prize for spotting redesigned Idealgov as it meandered throu.. http://bit.ly/5Ui9tf 8:13 AM Nov 21st from twitterfeed
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