Twitter / Google / Facebook / Creative Commons / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / / /
IndustryTerm
unrepresentative online voting / online engagement / social networking space / online entertainment / widespread Internet access / low cost tool / particular tool / communication technology / multimedia communication tools / communication technologies / similar online document process / online discussions / social networking websites / social media tools / public services / Internet Governance Forum / personal data when ordering products / online era / technology use / social networking final report / Open online engagement / online shopping / online self service / local communities public services / personal details public services / constant Internet connectivity / online youth workers / social media / online interactions / online collaboration tools / suggested solutions / ubiquitous Internet access / online communities / particular digital tool / online collaborative document editing tool / inaccessible word processor / front line services / communications department / social networks / digital technologies / online world / sub groups / online consultations / search query / communication tools / social networking contexts / challenges public services / communications departments / seen using a particular digital tool / /
Movie
English as a second language / /
OperatingSystem
Blackberry / /
Organization
UK Government / Institute of Public Management / Westminister administration / Dynamic Youth Coalition / United Nations / Central Office / Dynamic Youth Coalition on Internet Governance / Institute for Public Management / /
Person
Tim Davies / Nicholas Matyjasik / /
Position
gov. uk website / Governor / inaccessible word processor / BBM Blackberry Instant Messenger / /
smart phones / mobile phones / communication technology / same technologies / communication technologies / Digital TV / http / inaccessible word processor / /
Generation Y? Bridging the participation gap in an online world There is a common perception that public services are struggling to engage with ‘Generation Y’: the young people and young a