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Week 30, 2008
STOP PRESS......
GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL TO SHIFT MORE LOCAL POWER TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES
The Government plans to give citizens and communities more rights and more power through new means of holding politicians and councils to account and where they choose, more opportunity to get directly involved in managing and shaping how local services. The proposl follws the 2007 Citizenship Survey that showed just 38% of people felt able to influence decisions in their local area and 50% wanted to be more involved in the process.
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Join FastTrack: Business Startup Surgery
Fasttrack provides qn opportunity for those who are starting a business to
meet with business experts and profesionals from all other walks of life to
dicsuss business related issuse, get tips and advice. FastTrack meets
monthly and is free to join.
To sign up please go to: http://workathome.meetup.com/806/
Article of the week
TAPPING THE POWER OF SOCIAL NETWORKING
Companies like Hewlett-Packard, Ernst & Young and Del Monte are savvy participants in social networking technologies to access information and get what they need. They are however unique, as too few companies study how people interact with the Internet and use online collaborative tools to turn the social networking phenomenon to their advantage.
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Newsflash of the week
UK IS WORLD LEADER IN OUTSOURCED PUBLIC SERVICES
The contribution of outsourced public services to the UK economy has grown 130% since 1995 and is now second in size only to the US. With a turnover of £79 billion it contributes more to the UK economy than key industries such as communications and electricity, gas and water supply. Click here for full report.
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Event of the week
4th UK Social Networks conference
When: 18-20 July 2008
Where: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, SE10 9LS
Cost: £60-160 + VAT
The primary objective of the Conference is to facilitate interactions between the many different disciplines interested in network analysis. The Conference provides a unique opportunity for the dissemination and debate of recent advances in theoretical and experimental network research. Click here to register.
Week 30, 2008
STOP PRESS......
GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL TO SHIFT MORE LOCAL POWER TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES
The Government plans to give citizens and communities more rights and more power through new means of holding politicians and councils to account and where they choose, more opportunity to get directly involved in managing and shaping how local services. The proposl follws the 2007 Citizenship Survey that showed just 38% of people felt able to influence decisions in their local area and 50% wanted to be more involved in the process.
.
Join FastTrack: Business Startup Surgery
Fasttrack provides qn opportunity for those who are starting a business to
meet with business experts and profesionals from all other walks of life to
dicsuss business related issuse, get tips and advice. FastTrack meets
monthly and is free to join.
To sign up please go to: http://workathome.meetup.com/806/
Article of the week
TAPPING THE POWER OF SOCIAL NETWORKING
Companies like Hewlett-Packard, Ernst & Young and Del Monte are savvy participants in social networking technologies to access information and get what they need. They are however unique, as too few companies study how people interact with the Internet and use online collaborative tools to turn the social networking phenomenon to their advantage.
.
Newsflash of the week
UK IS WORLD LEADER IN OUTSOURCED PUBLIC SERVICES
The contribution of outsourced public services to the UK economy has grown 130% since 1995 and is now second in size only to the US. With a turnover of £79 billion it contributes more to the UK economy than key industries such as communications and electricity, gas and water supply. Click here for full report.
.
Event of the week
4th UK Social Networks conference
When: 18-20 July 2008
Where: Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich, SE10 9LS
Cost: £60-160 + VAT
The primary objective of the Conference is to facilitate interactions between the many different disciplines interested in network analysis. The Conference provides a unique opportunity for the dissemination and debate of recent advances in theoretical and experimental network research. Click here to register.
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