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Making a Difference to My Career
Andy Mabbett has gone freelance; his first job is with the Making A Difference with Data project, blogging about open data in the roads and transport sector. Continue reading
Posted in about me, local government, open data
Tagged Boilerhouse, highways, MaDWD, open data, pigsonthewing, public transport, roads, transport, Vicky Sargent
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My name is Andy Mabbett, and I’m a Hyperlocal blogger
Andy Mabbett is now a hyperlocal blogger, for ‘The B44′, in Great Barr & Kingstanding, Birmingham, England Continue reading
Posted in about me, Birmingham, local government, news, social media
Tagged Andy Mabbett, B44, blogging, hyperlocal, HyperWM, TAL11, TalkAboutLocal, The B44, unconference
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This weekend was indistinguishable from magic
Andy Mabbett is still excited by computers and the web; and by UKGovCamp. Continue reading
Posted in local government, Nokia N95, tagging, Twitter
Tagged ArthurCClarke, GovCamp, LeSteph, localgovweb, magic, Nokia N95, tagging, UKGC11
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Everything at your postcode – proposal for a new website
A proposal for a new website, providing links to information about any given UK postcode. Continue reading
Posted in ideas, local government, microformats, social media, web standards, Wikipedia
Tagged crowdsourcing, geolocation, hyperlocal, idea, microformats, open data, OpenlyLocal, postcode, proposal
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Open local public spending data – a potential hitch
Open local public spending data headlines need careful interpretation Continue reading
Posted in annoyances, local government
Tagged council, journalism, local government, open data, OpenlyLocal, public spending, Taxpayers Alliance
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My Open Data Challenge to UK Local Government: a Wikipedia Page for Every Council
An open data problem experienced by OpenlyLocal could be solved if staff from each UK council simply started a Wikipedia article about their council, where none already exists. Continue reading