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A personal blog with long-form essays on technology policy, political economy and digital government, partly adapted from graduate coursework at UCL IIPP. Readers get critical, referenced analysis of digital platforms, book reflections on economics, and the ideology embedded in digital transformation language.
A UK service design and product practitioner writes about product thinking, what product management actually means, and the gap between design rhetoric and practice. The weekly notes mix personal updates on health, running and hobbies with brief work reflections.
A monthly personal newsletter from a UK public-sector interaction designer, mixing reflections on her work and career with curated links on digital government, service design and accessibility. It also includes notes on conferences, articles she has written and books she has read.
Platformland is a newsletter by Richard about digital public services, government platforms and digital infrastructure, with examples such as Bangladesh's Digital Centres and Estonia's real-time economy work. Each issue pairs short news items with longer discussions of research on how automation shapes public servants' decisions.
A curated list of UK public service vacancies in product management, agile delivery and design, with salaries and closing dates. Each issue also links to a short selection of articles on digital government and product work.
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