Tax payers money and that social media thing
One of our biggest areas of interest here at Nizomk is how the big pieces of society can be improved by harnessing the social web. That’s why we like working with the COI, Cabinet Office, Ofqual, Department of Health and Brighton & Hove City Council. Because we think and they know that the social web can help do stuff better – stuff that impacts everyday life for very many people.
A conversation popped up around that recently here in our proudly digital city of Brighton & Hove, where the council is employing a Social Media Communications Officer (or similar title!), had been ‘challenged’ by the local media org, and I wrote about it over on my personal blog. Some of the comments that have been added in the last few days have enhanced my original post.
If you’re an interested tax payer or a public servant with a digital outlook or maybe a rubber duck or a collector of North African butterflies, then feel check it out and join in that conversation.
Will McInnes wrote this on 09.09.09 – what do you think?
It's filed in the Brighton, Democracy, Industry news box
