Councillors Connected IDeA online conference 8th April 2009
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- 5. “ You make believe you’re still in control”
- 7. Growing to love the web
- 8. “ Be” the web Sharing Honest Open Relaxed Transparent Collaborative Personalised Engaging Authentic Fun
- 9. Changing relationship with the public
- 10. Reach out and listen
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- 12. Beware! Digital democratic divide
- 15. and without…
- 19. Project by: Powered by: Supported by:
- 20. Thanks! Dominic Campbell http://futuregovconsultancy.com http://twitter.com/dominiccampbell