Here are some links to the social media tools and other issues that I mentioned in the session

pbwiki front page - you are in PBWiki now

Base Camp - a brilliant and very cheap way of storing information and communicating when in a project

Google Uncle Sam - a search limited to the US Federal and State Government

RightsNet - marvellous discussion forum for benefits advisors, over 20,000 messages

Facebook UK Civil Service network (you have to have a Facebook account) 7,000 CS-ers in an under exploited medium

Blogging Minister - Tom Watson MP (there are others of course)

Tom Watson's speech where he talks about policy making processes - Morgans and Toyotas

Bloglines easy way to subscribe to and read lots of blogs

Digg for labelling good stuff.  Makes a crowded world of information much easier to navigate

Typepad - a powerful yet cheap and very easy to use way of publishing stuff

Northcote-Trevelyan Report - the daddy from 1854, on Martin Stanley's very good 'How to be a Civil Servant' site

The Government Response to the Power of Information Report - from 2007, yet eerily simlar in appearance to N-T (esp page 2)

Latest report on progress on Power of Information

Allen and Overy case studies on using these tools at a law firm

The Fulton Report - seminal report from 1968 into future of civil sevrice - findings still applicable today

presented as slide show                            http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/live/video/GeoffBantock.asp     Praise for PBwiki on video now on the Intranet - may work better on your home PC

http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/live/lionslair.asp   This gives details all the Lion's Lair Champions at Civil Service Live on the Intranet - each idea could have its own page so people could check progress 

    http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/live/video/JoDonaldson.asp     Jo Donaldson praises Lion's Lair on video