Media Integrity
Repeal the Gagging Clause: a law that will hit blogs hard
Section 40 is bad news for journalists and campaigners
Blogs
PI no. 3: Assertion-flagging: for less partisan, prejudiced blogging
Most political bloggers are motivated to fight what they see as bigotry, prejudice, and ill-informed, unjustifiable assertion. This is a fine and noble cause, because the spreading of false beliefs - without the evidence to support them – is bad for all of us, as is the displacement of informed argument by mere rhetoric. All the more so when the perpetrator is powerful or influential.
Who are the most influential left wingers of 2010?
We are compiling a list of the top 50 most influential left wing thinkers of 2010 – politicians, journalists, bloggers, think tankers, academics, campaigners – and we need your input; please email me - [email protected] - with your suggestions.
Please vote for us in the Total Politics Blog Poll
If you've enjoyed what we've done over the last year, would you vote for us in Total Politics' Blog Poll 2010-11? Voting is simple: just list your top 5 blogs of the year and send it to [email protected] by midnight Saturday.
Tories stir the pot on early election
There's been a lot of chatter on the Internet today about an early election. But there is no basis in the rumours which are being encourage by the Tories.
Poblish: a new blog aggregator
Poblish.org is a new political platform created for bloggers who are passionate about technology and politics. It aims to break the oligarchy of 'go-to' bloggers