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Andreas blogs about EU politics and Eastern Europe under the nick "kosmopolit" on www.kosmopolito.org together with some of his friends. Lately he got involved in projects such as th!nkaboutit (www.thinkaboutit.eu) and bloggingportal (www.bloggingportal.eu) that both aim at establishing political blogging on a European level. In his offline life he is working on a PhD on EU foreign policy at a UK ...

excluding the obvious websites for The Guardian, The Independent, The Times ,Recessmonkey,newstatesman.com or spectator.co.uk. or newnation.co.uk , voice-online.co.uk, even Ian Dales blog and Tom Harris M.P's blog what your favourite websites Mine are www.progressonline.org.uk www.billybragg.co.uk www.polfed.org www.liberty-humanrights.org www.angryofhavering.co.uk www.tribunemagazi...

OUT OF TUNE WITH HUMAN RIGHTS: BOYCOTT THE ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA AT THE BBC PROMS Join the picket outside the Royal Albert Hall in London (Near the main entrance and box office) On Thursday 1st September 6-8pm. Directions: Facebook event: More info: www.bricup.org.uk – www.pacbi.org - www.bigcampaign.org Email: info@palestinecampaign.org Call from PACBI: Out of Tune

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This service has been around on a trial basis for a little while, but I’ve only just started using it myself: www.planningalerts.com It’s pretty straight-forward: give your postcode and email address and in return you get news of planning applications by email. The email alerts look to me to be better than many offered by councils

Well if the answer is yes then these sites maybe useful for you. There are some great animated clips that help to explain all of these concepts. www.commoncraft.com/twitter www.commoncraft.com/rss www.commoncraft.com/video-social-network www.commoncraft.com/blogs  The RSS feed clip shows you how to...

Apologies for my blogging absence! Since getting back from Cuba I've been mad with union stuff, work and my friends leaving to live in New Zealand! (and am now on nights though work has decided to block blogger!) Cuba was an amazing experience. The time was spent with over 100 young people from...

Some interesting changes on Labour's website www.labour.org.uk. The Party has re-thought the way it campaigns online to take account of the latest and most imaginative methods. Instead of a top down approach Labour is opening the site up to user generated content and making it a resource to build campaigns on rather than a top down one way flow of information. I'm impressed.

On Monday I wrote about Congo - see here - and finished the blog feeling impotent to do very much - there seemed no rallying cry - concerns already logged with the MP - well now Avaaz has launched an appeal to email your country's leader. I always wonder about the impact of these email campaigns - but clearly they have played a part in the past - Congo is a nightmare and during this week of