What I’m tweeting about this week
- RT @rootexperience 49 hours to go now! We're so nearly there, but we really can't do it without your help - ow.ly/madaR 7 hours ago
- Nice one RT @1n9r1d BBC prototype site to permit users to correct and edit #lodlam worldservice.prototyping.bbc.co.uk 7 hours ago
- @emwilco cool. Looking forward to working with you on the other side... 8 hours ago
- Gruesome: stuck on a trainfull of really drunk, tired and sunburnt Ascot revellers. Alchohol makes some people really horrid... 8 hours ago
- Blimey, cool RT @AlisonLDaniels Praise for @gdsteam from White House dir of digital strategy @macon44 #govuk #digiukamericas 8 hours ago
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Looking outwards: making culture cloud connections
Looking around myself on train recently, about one in three people were doing something digital. They were blasting eardrums with iPods, checking stock prices, watching videos, playing online role-playing games. Someone was even looking at a culture website! Digital Britain … Continue reading
Why isn’t my museum on Google Earth?
Adele Beeby from the East Midlands asked this question today (March 10, 2009) on the e-List of the Museums Computer Group: “Hi everyone, I’m hoping someone can advise me on an issue we’re experiencing with Google Earth. I’ve been asked … Continue reading
Not getting together? Museums and Social Networking in the Midlands
On February 4th 2009, at The Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, I co-ordinated a Renaissance West Midlands event all about museums and social networking. Part of a wider research project, the successful day opened out some discussions about how museums take … Continue reading
Posted in Museums and the Web
Tagged Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Facebook, museum, publishing online, RSS, Social Networking, syndication, tagging, twitter, web2.0, West Midlands
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Syndication, serendipity, spying? Custom Twitter Feeds
Yesterday, I looked at what people were saying about the UK government’s Digital Britain ideas, and I posted a feed that captures the buzz from Twitter about these new strategy directions. Today, since it’s the end of the week, I’m posting a new feed to suit the mood: I’m looking at what people are saying about that familiar Friday feeling. Continue reading
Posted in syndication
Tagged #mw2009, copyright, publishing online, RSS, syndication, tagging, twitter
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