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Tag Archives: unconference
Open Up Your Content – a piece written for Hyperlocal West Midlands
Andy Mabbett wrote about Open Content for the Hyperlocal West Midlands unconference. Continue reading
Posted in hyperlocal, local government, social media, Wikipedia
Tagged Creative Commons, Dan Slee, flickr, hyperlocal, Hyperlocal West Midlands, HyperWM, Kate Sahota, Liz O'nions, moral rights, open content, open licence, redistribute, remix, reuse, revise, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Si Whitehouse, Twitter:user=808kate, twitter:user=danslee, Twitter:user=siwhitehouse, unconference, wikipedia
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Bullet points from UK Govcamp 2012
Twenty of Andy Mabbett’s thoughts after UKGovCamp 2012. Continue reading
Posted in ideas, local government, open data, tagging, Twitter, Wikipedia
Tagged Anke Holst, beer, Brompton, Dan Slee, Dave Briggs, EdenT, emergency response, flickr, FoI, Freedom of Information, freelance, Glasto for Geeks, Liz Eden, London, London Transport, MabsBrompton, Microsoft, open data, OpenAttribute, Scottevest, social media, Steph Gray, SummerBeth, Terence Eden, trains, twitter, ukgc12, ukgovcamp, unconference, walking, wikipedia
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Wi-Fi checklist for unconference or hack-day organisers
Andy Mabbett provides a checklist of hints and tips for anyone organising wi-fi at an unconference or hack-day. Continue reading
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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