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FreeLegalWeb is ABetterWay

Posted by Nick Holmes on November 6, 2008

I have it from the horse’s mouth at the Cabinet Office that we have won something in the POI Task Force’s ShowUsABetterWay competition. Not sure yet what this means, but we can certainly count on Task Force support in some form to develop the idea to the next stage.

According to this morning’s Guardian Technology article, five ideas have won hard cash: Can I Recycle It?, UK Cycling, School Catchment Areas, Location of Postboxes and Loofinder – the overall winner to be announced on Saturday.

We’ve been selected as one of five other ideas to “improve/mock up”: naturally FreeLegalWeb is not as self-defining an idea as Loofinder or any of the other cash winners.

Four other ideas submitted are already “fully working”.

The 5 winners

Can I Recycle It?
UK Cycling
School Catchment Areas
Location of Postboxes in Rural Area
Loofinder

Another 5 to “improve/mock up”

Road Works API
Oldienet
Free Legal Web
Allotment Manager
Where Does My Money Go

And 4 “fully working” already

UK Schools Map | site
SchoolGuru | site
Where’s the Path | site
Wreck Map | site

4 Responses to “FreeLegalWeb is ABetterWay”

  1. Lee Bryant said

    nice one! let me know if you want to bounce any ideas

  2. [...] Nick Holmes, Author of Binary Law reports: FreeLegalWeb is ABetterWay I have it from the horse’s mouth at the Cabinet Office that we have won something in the POI Task Force’s ShowUsABetterWay competition. Not sure yet what this means, but we can certainly count on Task Force support in some form to develop the idea to the next stage. [...]

  3. familoo said

    Hey there. I’ve only just found out about freelegalweb (slow on the uptake I know) – sounds inspirational. I’d be happy to be involved as and when I can – not sure quite where I would fit in with things at present, but I’m subscribed to your feed now so I can keep an eye on how it progresses and jump in when I feel I can contribute meaningfully. Feel free to contact me via http://www.pinktape.co.uk if you think I can help though.

  4. Even further behind Lucy, have just tumbled to this project. Can I help? Feel free to email me.

    Jacqui Gilliatt

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