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Behaviour change a go go! We're going all Nudge down Barnet way
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"I know from personal experience that there are very few federal organizations that are not already using open-source applications or are evaluating them." Promising (via Rich White)
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"72% of CIOs have no plans to use blogs in the next 5 years; 74% no plans to use wikis (a scientifically representative telephone survey of 1400 CIOs, not a self-select, voluntary web survey)" Depressing but can well believe it (via Derek Baird)
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"The CitizenScape eParticipation Programme Trial Project will integrate and test state-of-the-art Web 2.0 social networking ICT-based tools and solutions in a socially purposeful way in concrete legislative and decision-making processes - specifically looking at engaging Citizens to debate and engage with the implementation of EU environmental legislation at a local level." (via Dave Briggs)
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"Mass customisation is at one end of the co-creation spectrum - each product is customised for the particular customer who is purchasing it. Unlike what we often think of as co-creation, the individual customer does not influence the product for others. But they co-create their own product with the brand to deliver a customised version."
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Location based social networking mixed with to do lists. The mind boggles at the possibilities.
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Now that is what I call funny (thanks to Scott Gavin for this one)
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Craply implemented but great idea - really gone the whole hog with the multimedia angle
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Explanation of the full breadth of twitter uses (interesting, goes on a little too long)
