British Austerity Battle Takes Up "Facts on Fees"
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, December 10 2010
Tories in the British government are rather chuffed with the response to their online campaign called "Fact on Fees," an attempt to push the conservative take on tuition increases for universities in the UK. Read More
A Spot of Tech with the PM's Toast
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, October 14 2010
From the UK Conservatives' Flickr feed: "The Prime Minister David Cameron has a piece of toast and checks the web on an iPad." Read More
Listen: National Archives' Digital Services Director on the UK's New Leg Site
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, August 19 2010
Here's a bit more on the UK's new legislative website I noted yesterday: O'Reilly Radar's Alex Howard has a 19-minute audio interview with John Sheridan, the National Archives' (UK) head of e-services in which Sheridan ... Read More
The UK Gets Its Law Dot Gov
BY Nancy Scola | Wednesday, August 18 2010
The United Kingdom's National Archives has launched Legislation.gov.uk, an online home for legislation from 1267 to the present day. That's not a typo. That's just an old, old country. Read More
Thank You for Not Emailing
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, August 10 2010
British MP Dominic Raab; photo by Miki Yamanouchi Read More
Britain's Cameron and Facebook's Zuckerberg Talk Deficit Reduction
BY Nancy Scola | Friday, July 9 2010
Apps for the (American, Not British) People
BY Nancy Scola | Thursday, July 8 2010
Sunlight Foundation designer Ali Felski grades the revamped USA.gov, your portal unto the United States government, in light of the suggestions her org had previously made for the site. She raises a point that I'm ... Read More
Quote of the Day: Twitter as Joy Reactor
BY Nancy Scola | Monday, May 24 2010
Add one quantum to the sum of human happiness. Read More