DirectGov said it had launched Moneyspeak in the wake of the chancellor Alistair Darling’s Budget as an interactive tool aimed at putting economic terms into context. The tool can be shared via social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace.
It has two functions. The first is a search bar which can be used to enter a financial word or phrase. Money speak will then pick up relevant references from across the web.
The second is that Moneyspeak identifies information about the chosen search term by linking to the relevant Directgov pages. Searchable terms include quantitative easing and fiscal stimulus.
See Also: Direct to Moneyspeak
Source: Kable’s
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