Rialtas.net – Government 2.0

http://www.malmo09.org/
The first popular European e-government conference takes place in Malmö, Sweden 19-20 November 2009. It coincides with the 5th official EU e-gov event in the same city. The popular Malmo09 event aims to offer a memorable creative statement of what Europeans really want from e-enabled government.
Anyone interested is welcome to apply to speak, participate contribute [...]

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Government 2010 will examine how next generation government is set to change in the light of social, media and technology change. The conference is a video streamed conference,which  will be broadcast live on the web from London.
Keynote speakers include Peter Kellner (YouGov); Adam Afriyie MP (Shadow Minister, Innovation); Iain Dale (Political Blogger and Broadcaster); Tom [...]

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I have just returned from attending (and speaking at) the ‘Seminar – Citizen Participation in the Wiki and Facebook Era ‘ at the IPA in Dublin. An interesting and worthwhile day..
All of the presentations were very interesting and will all be online shortly. I will update you on their availability and provide a full report [...]

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The IPA (Institute of Public Administration- Ireland)
Is running a one day seminar in Dublin on 24th October.
The Speakers are David Osimo, Dr Paul Hodgkin, Dr James Munro, Derek Chambers ,Kieran Lenihan and myself.
Further details and the agenda are listed below.
This seminar seeks to:
• Give participants a clearer understanding of the Web 2.0 concept and its [...]

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I Have just finished attending an excellent symposium  ‘Government 2.0 and Beyond…Harnessing Collective Intelligence’ which was hosted by the US Assistant Secretary of Defense (Networks and Information Integration) DOD Chief Information Officer and the Information Resources Management College, US National Defense University.
Government 2.0 Symposium in the IRM Government Center in Second Life

The Panelists were
• David [...]

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A free seminar organised by the Hansard Society to discuss eDemocracy in Scotland.

Speakers will be Dr Laura Miller (Senior Researcher, eDemocracy Programme, Hansard Society), Navraj Singh Ghaleigh (Lecturer in Public Law, University of Edinburgh), Aileen Campbell MSP (Scottish National Party MSP for South of Scotland), Fergus Cochrane (Clerk to the Public Petitions Committee, Scottish Parliament).
“There [...]

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30 September 2008, Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin.

The eSymposium will provide public sector professionals, from both central and local government, with a forum for the exchange of visions, ideas, practice, results and experience.
 Advancing eGovernment: The Next Challenge
Conference Chair – John Bowman
Agenda
9.00am:     Registrations and Coffee
9.45am:     Opening Address – Maeve Kneafsey, Managing Director, Elucidate
Keynote Presentations:
9.50am: [...]

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mashup* events have a couple of 10 minute top quality speakers, followed by an hour long panel and audience debate – followed by drinks.
On average over 200 professionals and entrepreneurs attend from the following disciplines: Internet, web2.0, mobile, telcoms, IT, media, broadcast, advertising, agency, PR, legal, regulatory, accounting, venture, banking, private equity, design and consulting. [...]

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Co-hosted by CDC’s National Center for Health Marketing, Division of eHealth Marketing and WestEd. This online discussion will focus on Social Networks, Blogs, and other Web 2.0 applications and their uses in health marketing and public health. Participants will share examples of how they have used these applications and hear from others about ways of [...]

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ScotWeb2.0 is an unconference being held at Edinburgh University on 31st October 2008.

Confirmed speakers include Simon Dickson, Ross Ferguson, Iain Henderson and Stewart Kirkpatrick.
The seminar is hosted by Edinburgh University, and is supported by BT and is targeted at all those interested in learning about Web 2.0, from practitioners,to government and business users.
An informal, bar [...]

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