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Category Archives: Puffles’ Twitter Lists
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Digital Women
This list stems from a workshop run by Jane O’Loughlin of Cabinet Office & the Government Digital Service. The #Digitalwomen listed below are those that turned up to and contributed to the workshop at UKGovCamp13. Kate Norman - A lovely trouble-maker-in-chief … Continue reading
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Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Local Government & CommsCamp13
Summary Just a few of the great and the good from the world of local government – feel free to suggest more via comments below. This list stems from the excellent CommsCamp13 gathering organised by Dan Slee, Darren Caveney and Ann … Continue reading
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – The Cambridge Twitteratti?
Summary Time to add to the list of people in my locality that I’ve stumbled across over the past year. My original list of Cambridge-based Twitter users is here, and dates from November 2011. It’s now 2013, and things have … Continue reading
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Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Communicating Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths (STEM)
Summary A wander through the various science-type tweeple that Puffles and I have met over the years. This list isn’t intended to be a comprehensive guide to all the Twitter accounts of the best scientists in the world. That would … Continue reading
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Parliament
Summary Select Committees seem to have taken to Twitter en masse. Here are a few. Some of you may recall the Public Administration Select Committee crowd-sourcing questions via Twitter for an appearance by Frances Maude. My summary of this is … Continue reading
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – The Civil Service
Summary Not so much a ‘who’s who’ of the civil service on Twitter, but a list of those who are in, used to be or work around the civil service – and who get Puffles too. It’s not a definitive … Continue reading
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – More politically aware and motivated young people
Summary Following on from this lovely bunch, here are some more young people worth following and interacting with. I’ll start with Sally Bonsall and Hannah Thompson, both of whom are studying at the London School of Economic and Political Sciences … Continue reading
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Are young people politically apathetic? Not this lot
Summary Wingtips for some fine young minds – with more to be added Well…they have had sand kicked in their faces by the political establishment for stuff they didn’t do and/or wasn’t their fault, so they have a right to … Continue reading
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Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Public Policy & Public Administration
This group of people are just a few of the people who I recommend following if you are interested in public policy and public administration. What’s the difference between these two terms and what we know as party politics? Good … Continue reading
Puffles’ Twitter Lists – Transparency, Open Data & all things digital
Some of you may have seen my attempt at a spoof article and blogpost on Freedom of Information. This group are worth following for all things transparency, open data and digital things. The first is an official one – UKTransparency … Continue reading
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