Drew B's take on tech PR: Defra tests out wikis as a social media platform

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August 18, 2006

Defra tests out wikis as a social media platform

Defra, the UK Department for the Environment, ~~Farming~~(!) Food and Rural Affairs, has started a wiki on the Jotspot platform. At the moment there's a lot of testing, but not much content. Many changes to follow, I'm sure. This is the beauty of wikis.

To keep up with happenings there, you can sign up to the Defra wiki's RSS feed.

Via Stuart Bruce

Posted on August 18, 2006 | Permalink

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It's food not farming, although that makes sense as well.

Posted by: Stuart Bruce - Wolfstar | August 18, 2006 at 07:06 PM

Farming?! Cheers Stuart

Posted by: Drew | August 18, 2006 at 10:03 PM

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