w00tonomy - strategy, content, websites, social media, analysis, content marketing » public http://www.w00tonomy.com We will turbocharge your content to build a long-term relationship with your online audience Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:27:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 en hourly 1 w00tonomy on the radio http://www.w00tonomy.com/2009/02/w00tonomy-on-the-radio/ http://www.w00tonomy.com/2009/02/w00tonomy-on-the-radio/#comments Fri, 27 Feb 2009 19:49:28 +0000 admin http://www.w00tonomy.com/?p=187 Our Content Marketing Director, Stewart Kirkpatrick, has once again graced the airwaves with his considered opinions. Mercifully for the eyes of the public, he was on the radio this time. (His appearance on BBC 1 Scotland’s Politics Show required teams of makeup artists working in shifts to cover the most appalling crevasses).

Stewart was on Lesley Riddoch’s programme talking about the Scottish media and public sector issues with SNP MEP Alyn Smith and the Leader of Glasgow City Council, Steven Purcell.

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Hotfoot from ScotWeb2 – a get-together of those with an interest in the public sector and the internet. Organised by Alex Stobart, a recovering civil servant, 

The highlights, apart from my workshop on making the most of content, were talks by James Munro of PatientOpinon and Simon Dickson of Puffbox.

James’s described how his site offered patient feedback on NHS services. He demonstrated that inviting the public into the conversation, even with negative comments, led to positive outcomes. He also demonstrated PatientOpinon’s automated tagging system for comment, which was one of my “wow” moments of the year.  

Simon Dickson caused everyone’s ears to wring with his revelation that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website cost £19.2m, with the CMS alone costing £1.47m.  Staggered by this he set up a business that builds websites using WordPress, which costs zilch.

This event was a great start to the coming debate over how public sector websites embrace the future.


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