[LINK] FW: Rudd Government trial for e-democracy future - Senator Stephen Conroy's media release

[Jenny Millea]

There's been a subsequent bit of info which suggests they're looking for input into the definition and lists the topics.

 It does provide an opportunity to feed into a process so go to it, Linkers, we've got 18 days... (someone also needs to learn to use a possessive apostrophe when talking about Australia's digital economy...)

See http://www.minister.dbcde.gov.au/media/media_releases/2008/093 which says:

Running for 18 days, the Digital Economy Blog will canvass community views on a range of topics relevant to our digital future. Readers will be free to post their views.

Upcoming blog posts include:

    * What does the digital economy encompass?
    * How do we maintain the same civil society we enjoy offline in an online world?
    * How can the digital economy respond to environmental concerns?
    * What should Australia do to ensure that our businesses and citizens have the necessary skills to participate fully in the digital economy?
    * How can we measure the success of Australias digital economy?

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At 11:51 +1030 9/12/08, Jenny Millea wrote:
>Blog so you can comment on the digital economy is at
>http://www.dbcde.gov.au/communications_for_business/industry_development/digital_economy/future_directions_blog/topics/minister_tanners_welcome

It would be nice to react positively to this, but ...

"Click on the blog topics (starting with Minister Tanner's welcome)
in the column at the right or in the list at the bottom of this page
..." offers only the welcome.

The term 'digital economy' could mean anything and everything.
Without some scope definition and some framework, the initiative
risks being vacuous.



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