Thanks to the diligent detective work of Costigan Quist (something which perhaps we should draw a veil over), I can reveal that Lembit’s Daily Sport columns are now available online (Warning: NSFW). So, given my call for him to have a blog, is this mission accomplished? Well, the very fact that I have to label
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QuaequamBlog on 25th Mar 2009 (via theliberati.net)
The Office of Fair Trading and Get Safe Online have joined forces to urge internet users to be vigilant against online fraudsters as recent research shows that online scams are on the increase.
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PublicTechnology on 11th Feb 2009 (via publictechnology.net)
Regular readers of my posts about online politics will know my scepticism of the extent to which online fundraising can work in the UK on the same scale as it does in the US (e.g. because there’s a different attitude towards supporting causes by giving money rather than time in the US and because in
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 1st May 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)
To the Hansard Society website in search of the new Report on MPs Online: Connecting with Constituents , without huge expectations following on from the Hazel Blears "Cynical Nihilistic Political Bloggers" nonsense (*). Oooh. Look. They are having an event with Mark Pack, Jonathon Isaby and Derek Draper about online campaigning. Good.
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TheWardmanWire on 24th Feb 2009 (via mattwardman.com)
Online group may call itself Anonymous, but it likes to crow about its achievements
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FT on 9th Dec 2010 (via ft.com)
THE Prime Minister today backed a call from Tory leader David Cameron that MPs' expense claims should be published online as soon as they are put in to improve transparenc
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Scotsman on 13th May 2009 (via news.scotsman.com)
From SNP Tactical Voting: Scotland's first online newspaper is now live... Caledonian Mercury, billing itself as Scotland's first online newspaper, is now available to be viewed and presumably off and running. The Politics section seems to be manned chiefly by Hamish MacDonnell and contains some excellent articles already. Stewart Kirkpatrick, editor of the online publication, is clearly enthusias...
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MiserableOldFart on 25th Jan 2010 (via miserableoldfart.blogspot.com)
UK online centres says that as more and more public services move online, the 17 million people in the UK who remain off-line could be missing out on important information and the convenience of online applications.
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PublicTechnology on 31st Mar 2009 (via publictechnology.net)
The US Air Force may not seem the obvious place to go for advice on this, but they do seem to take online communication seriously and are an organisation whose activities, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan, are frequently talked about online. Being also rather a large bureaucracy, they’ve created a flowchart to help decide how to
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 5th Jan 2009 (via libdemvoice.org)
The move to set out a sweeping strategy to make online transactions more secure is the most ambitious initiative to emerge from a cyberscurity poilicy intended to blunt online crime
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FT on 26th Jun 2010 (via traxfer.ft.com)
Perhaps the most important way in which online organising offers hope to tired and frustrated progressives in the UK is as much about looking back as it is forwards. Our online lives make possible a re-convergence of our social and political identities.
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LiberalConspiracy on 26th Sep 2010 (via liberalconspiracy.org)
