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'E-Government Bulletin Live' and 'E-Access Bulletin Live'
Headstar's interactive news and comment site 'E-Access Bulletin Live' allow people to comment on recent stories published in E-Access Bulletin.The sites - reachable using the ...
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. . . technology for a better society
Headstar is an innovative publishing and events company focused on the use of computing, the internet, mobile phones and all forms of digital communications to ...
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Examples of Past Online Debates
Some of the more high profile debates staged by Headstar include:• The RFID Online Summit (http://www.rfidforum.com/online-summit/), an international online forum held in September 2006 to ...
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Access your key audiences and markets effectively
There are a wide range of advertising and sponsorship opportunities across Headstar's publishing activity, guaranteeing a way for every organisation in our spheres of operation ...
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Powerful events forging valuable networks
With our partner company Enterprise Events, Headstar has organised more than 50 conferences, events and exhibitions across our main fields of work, including council websites ...
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Opinion research, analysis and thought leadership
Since its inception Headstar has undertaken a wide range of research, opinion survey and consultancy projects for clients as diverse as government departments, blue-chip corporations ...
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Results found in Events
Building Perfect Council Websites 13
This annual event - our eighth - is a partnership between Headstar and the Society of IT Management (Socitm). The UK's largest gathering in this field, it brings together more than 300 participants.
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Building Perfect Council Websites '12
This annual event - our seventh - is a partnership between Headstar and the Society of IT Management (Socitm). The UK's largest gathering in this field, it brings together more than 300 participants.
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Results found in News
Building Perfect Council Websites - Pics, Slides, Reportage
The event was held in partnership with the Society for IT Management (Socitm), and attracted some 291 delegates. This is a fantastic showing in such ...
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Less Than Half Of Us Work Traditional Office Hours
The results indicate that our working arrangements are becoming ever more flexible, with people working in different locations and alternative hours to the traditional 9 ...
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E-Government Bulletin launches case study service
At the core of the service, EGB journalists will research and write up a client case study presenting a supplier's key products and services in ...
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Headstar Survey Finds Mixed Picture On Green ICT In Public Sector
Almost half (48 per cent) of respondents said that their organisation does not have a policy of switching off computers when they are not in ...
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'E-Access Bulletin Live' Blog Is Open For Viewing
'E-Access Bulletin Live' is an open forum for debate and a source of news on opportunities for and barriers to access to information and communication ...
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Accessibility Ultimatum Proposed for UK Government Websites
The draft guidelines, entitled 'Delivering inclusive websites: user-centred accessibility', are being drafted by the Central Office of Information, the Whitehall agency which assists public bodies ...
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Lively MPs' Panel Closes Future Democracy '09
Appearing on the closing plenary panel were Tom Harris MP; Lynne Featherstone MP; Lord Norton of Louth and Helen Milner, Managing ...
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“Parliamentary Metadata Language” Could Transform Political Research
The LIPARM project (Linking Parliamentary Records through Metadata) was a one-year project to create an XML metadata schema - a standard way of structuring and ...
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Can governments (sometimes) use 'crowdfunding' to pay for services?
The government then decides how to spend this pool of money - on providing public services and infrastructure, welfare and health care, and paying for ...
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