Friday, October 22, 2010. Who needs an office? Some of you may be aware that I practice my trade in the hellhole and perpetual warzone that is Johannesburg where life is cheap and an AK47 even cheaper. In the absence of a decent sized lottery win or Selma Hayek finally realizing that I am indeed the man for her I find myself having to work. I hardly ever get post but when I do it.

I closed this blog in 2010. Monday, July 26, 2010. They just want to know whether they agree or disagree with you. This comes to mind after reading a fascinating exchange on the blog of a fairly new city council member from Massachusetts, Ari Herzog.

Paving the path for the next generation of public servants and non-profit innovators. Sunday, November 29, 2009. I have decided to move from Blogger to Wordpress. Thank you - and please be sure to update the links on your website to reflect this change! Posted by Andrew Krzmarzick. Monday, October 19, 2009. Your Friendly Steward of GovLoop Awesomeness. So what does that mean? There is inde.

Intersection of Government, People and Technology. This post was originally published by Portland. As part of a series of articles on digital diplomacy and the G8. One of the greatest challenges we all face as we evolve into more social organisations, is how do we prepare to become more social? How do we ensure success? How do we provide opportunities for collaboration? How do we build trust with the public? Digital Diplomacy Open House.

Why so interesting connection with activists from around world? Why is it so interesting to be connected with open government activists from around the world? Could it be because these multiple connections offer us a diversity of strategies that allows to expand our horizons? Those who know me well must have noticed that I like to make hypothesis about a variety of topics. In Tunisia, and in many other countries around the world, bloggers are imprisoned, abused, tortured, and ma.