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Collabforge’s report on government online engagement in Australia

Our friends at Collabforge in Australia, Mark Elliot and Darren Sharp, whom we visited during our lecture tour in Australia in June 2006, have become established as pioneering consultants in collaborative government. One of their most recent projects is a report on the relative success of online engagement projects by Australian government entities. You'll find the ...

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Michel Bauwens

11th January 2010

Our friends at Collabforge in Australia, Mark Elliot and Darren Sharp, whom we visited during our lecture tour in Australia in June 2006, have become established as pioneering consultants in collaborative government.

One of their most recent projects is a report on the relative success of online engagement projects by Australian government entities.

You’ll find the report summary here.

Darren did a Federal News Radio interview about the results of the final report here.

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