• Home
• Subjects
• Blog Roll
• Blindside
• Kable
• Advanced Search

• 

2008

November

• Scottish Parliament votes against benighted ID scheme

• Government of the segments by the segments for the segments

• Apps for democracy (US)

• What should Obama’s US CTO do?

• A word in your ear, Home Secretary, if I may

• Privacy impact assesments: so will they happen?

• SPASMSiCCRAAPRCOM: making future episodes of data loss nigh-on impossible

• Gartner doesnt quite get it - yet

• Quintidi 5 Frimaire, Hallmark Day

• How we created the Data Losses News Management Programme: an FoI case study

• Sticking to the script – nothing is possible

• You and your cost report

• Do Jacqui’s fingerprints save the day?

• Comedy, e-voting and the Us elections

• Progress report on IPS’s dialogue with the real world

• Barack Obama’s government IT agenda

• Jerry Fishenden in The Scotsman on data losses and centralised databases

• Database magic favours the dark side

• ORG/No2ID “Freedom not Fear” big picture now available for download and remix

• Free people are more valuable to society than captives

• Timely reassurance over Gateway access details

October

• IMP, other databases, and the bad karma of “Spammer” Smith

• NHS e-records project “is utterly splendid”

• My advice to David on the ContactPoint memo blunder

• Good Time piece on Barack Obama

• Jacqui Smith’s spam betrays her state of mind

• Befuddled Westminster Council: to destroy or not to destroy?

• How DCSF draws the wrong conclusions from the memory of an abused child

• Monopoly supplier rips off British public with 93-97% markup

• Key digital-rights role becomes falls vacant soon…

• The scourge of cycling to work

• DCSF officials attack the Tories?

• Outgoing DPP calls for us to resist the “paraphenalia of paranoia”

• What is it with government agencies & our data?

• Ill-informed article in today’s Telegraph

• We’d better appoint an Information Commissioner

• Great boost for “transformational” ring of data soup

• Reasons to be cheerful: year three

• General guidance about recent data losses

• Sir Bonar justifies “Intercept Modernisation”

• ID: the revolt of the guinea pigs

• Some soothing words from Sir Bonar about the latest MoD data loss episode

• Function creep and Iceland; China and ID

• Total information awarenes does not work

• The credit crunch and the car-park cameras

• Edinburgh Scots show the way to Whitehall Scots

• “The trouble with data” - SA Mathieson

• The insolent IMP and the world’s strictest parents

• Always look on the bright side

• Frredom not Fear pic by stephenjjohnson

• It’s not all Kafka. Don’t forget:

• Phorm remains far from Ideal

September

• Intellect is not a satirical construct - official

• Charles Clarke doesn’t seem to get it

• Freedom not fear: here’s what you can do to help…

• Opposition is such a healthy place to be…

• RAF records: some soothing words from Sir Bonar

• ID guidance cock-up spam

• Home Secretary unveils ID card

• IMP: ORG gets a classic piece of open government

• Benefits of data sharing for personalised services: case study

• And this year’s Walter Wolfgang award goes to…

• Wibbi we planned for Freedom not Fear

• Home Office vs Mystery Girls YouTube showdown

• Personal data: who gets what

• Phorm and the voice of moral athority

• Lazio event and Commissioner Reding

• Absurd call for public sector to embrace web 2.0

• Exclusive: the IdealGov reverse Turing test

• Scotland sets up privacy expert group

• MylifemyID: can we tellyouwhatweREALLYthink?

• Security and ContactPoint: perception is all

• Is there a cure for groupthink?

• Contactpoint delay and the non-screening of records

• Contactpoint: the clarification with commentary by Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom

• Norfolk CC shows a better way of dealing with FoI requests

August

• Benighted ID scheme to hit foreign nationals soon…

• Data sharing – theory and practice

• MoJ stakeholder world-cafe thought

• Mother of all Parliaments

• Vordick durch Sprungtek

• PA/Home Office: the dance of the data nitwits

• Delay to ID cards for younger people

• Premier Electoral, spawn of Diebold

• Onion News Network: the spokesdrone

• Admin note

• Jordan, snobbery and the arms trade

July

• Fusion centres realise full potential of “astral soup”

• Annoying consultation vibration: common travel area

• People deliver common-sense verdict on DNA - Home Office disagrees

• Wordle shows what IdealGov words look like…

• Power of Info gives rise to severe risk of democracy

• Bandits at 2 o’clock high?

• Identity and Transformational Government podcast

• “The government does not recognise such a scenario…”

• What’s €34,000 x 25,000,000?

• e-theft and the crime stats

• Choose and Book in reality

• Mydex: it’s a personal-data/trust Wibbi

• Transformational government, data sharing, and discrimination against kids with Aids

Ideal Government

Let's say what we want from e-enabled government. Let's observe government first-hand. Let's say "Wouldn't It Be Better If" (WIBBI). Become an ethnographer of bureaucracy today! It beats getting frustrated with public services.

Categories

• "What do we want?"
  • Wibbipedia/MindtheGap
  • Design: Co-creation
    • Online Maps
  • Design: user-oriented
  • Foundation of Trust
    • Identity
    • Data nitwittery
  • Save Time and Money
• Greener government IT
• Pertinent Art
• Power of Information
• Political engagement
• "Transformational Government"
• Government Procurement
• Across the Board
• Ideal Goverment - project

Comment

Anyone is free to comment. Or mail with an article if you want to be an author. I'll post it up and send you a password. This whole thing is supported by Kable.

Authors

Member List

Sign up for new articles

Copyright

Designed by...

Statistics

This page has been viewed 488 times

Entries: 1668 | Comments: 2716 | Trackbacks: 206
Most Recent Entry: 11/19/2008 11:50 pm
Most Recent Comment: 11/20/2008 09:22 am

Members: 185 | Logged in: 0 | Guests: 32
Most recent visitor: 11/20/2008 10:43 am
Most visitors ever: 443 on 10/12/2005 02:21 pm