Puffbox

I think we got away with it. The remit for the week had been pretty straightforward: design, install, build, populate, edit and operate a website for the Progressive Governance Summit of 20-ish world leaders. So yeah, I've been busy. It became an exercise in 'web 2.0' - open source tools, free online services, RSS feeds, and [...] read on »

It's been a bit of a bumpy ride, as you may have picked up from stories on other blogs, but we've finally got the Progressive Governance summit microsite ready for the start of proceedings tomorrow morning. The discussion papers are up, the comment facility is switched on, the live streams are configured and ready. And [...] read on »

Over at the Telegraph, Mick Fealty rightly reflects on the 'fascinating confluence of ideas cascading into the body politic at the moment', with both right and left suddenly making an issue of innovation, open source, and all that good stuff. The latest contribution was David Cameron's speech at NESTA this morning: Indeed, the odd thing about [...] read on »

Fresh from its success with Twitter, 10 Downing Street is preparing for a weekend of social media experimentation, in association with Puffbox. This Saturday, Gordon Brown is hosting a gathering of around 20 left-leaning world leaders under the banner of Progressive Governance, to discuss globalisation, climate change, development and international institutional reform. (It got a brief [...] read on »