Data.gov.uk represents a step change in the government's approach to data and public accountability. Find out more about the ways in which web based apps and data visualisation will change the way government interacts with us over the coming years.

Looking to produce a quick win for your team in early 2010? Look no further than this list of top tips for charities.

A round up of my key points and more on some issues I touched on at Chamtech09: Google Analytics discrepancies, link tagging, and defining your website goals.

In November last year I took the mad decision to enter the 2009 Paris marathon - to be held this year on the 5th April. I can't say that I'm particularly looking forward to it but I have enjoyed elements of my training...

As the financial turmoil continues to effect people and businesses, Charities need to work increasly hard to ensure that they maintain their income levels in order to keep funding their projects and helping those in need. The most cost effective way to do this is to ensure that the relationship with existing supporters is maintained effectively. Unfortunately, a lot of charities have silos of information about their supporters which are not cross-referenced.

Last week I attended the annual Digital Marketing Conference in Cambridge to hear what those with a vested interest in the rise and rise of the Internet had to say about the digital future for all of us.

So we have made it to Africa! We have had a very eventful journey so far...

As many of you may know I am taking part in the Plymouth to Dakar rally. A colleague and I will be setting off tonight, to drive to Portsmouth to catch a ferry bound for France. The plan is that we will then drive through France, Spain, take a ferry over to northern Morocco and then on through Western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal and finally arrive in The Gambia in about three weeks time.

Last weekend the Chameleon Net crew were at large in Brighton dressed as pirates, disturbing locals and passers-by alike on a charity treasure hunt in aid of UNICEF.