By Admin | May 29, 2009
Last year Collabforge participated in One Web Day by presenting on our experience with the Future Melbourne wiki project (collaborative development of Melbourne's 10 year plan). This year looks exciting as there's some big changes to the organisation with a Ford Foundation grant and Mitch...
By Admin | May 12, 2009
A question I'm often asked by clients, friends and people just passing by on the street is, 'so what's the big deal with Twitter anyway?' This is of course a great question - that is, how is Twitter different than Facebook or any other social networking platform and why should one dedicate...
By Admin | May 4, 2009
Collabforge founder and chief consultant Mark Elliott is returning home from a whirlwind trip to the East coast of the USA. Mark was invited to keynote the City Planning, Civic Engagement & the Internet Conference at Princeton University - detailed post on this to follow soon. Mark spent...
By Admin | April 16, 2009
The term "Government 2.0" (Gov 2.0 for short) has been around for a few years now and grew out of the Web 2.0 movement which is all about amplifying the Web's inherent capacity for openness, participation, self-organisation, decentralisation, group-forming and network-enabled...