I don't think there has ever been a week when blogging has been the subject of so much chat and perhaps that may be why there is so much confusion out there over what the nature of this beast actually is. I posted up a long though well received piece about the State of UK Blogging from a leading political company down in London. It turns out they had a glaring error in the text, as pointed ou...

I have a new book. Also, I fly back to the UK tomorrow for a week. Blogging will be light. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "No blogging today", url: " });

In early September TOTAL POLITICS, in association with APCO WORLDWIDE will publish the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series of Top 20s and Top 10s. The book will be available at the Green Party, TUC, Labour, LibDem and Tory Conferences, where TOTAL POLI...

From Iain Dale:In early September TOTAL POLITICS, in association with APCO WORLDWIDE will publish the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series of Top 20s and Top 10s. The book will be available at the Green Party, TUC, Labour, LibDem and Tory Conferences, w...

I will be doing some live blogging this evening, covering the UK vote. The Croydonian is going to keep up a Europe wide live blogging session. Quite a task. I will be going around all the blogs and watching the various media outlets closely and will get the key results and gossip when they arrive. 

In light of this weekend's news involving Guido Fawkes, Derek Draper and (to a lesser extent) Iain Dale, I thought it was worth posting up this rather prescient synopsis of UK Political Blogging that I received by email a couple of months ago: Over recent years, the UK has witnessed an explosion of political blogs offering political analysis, comment and discussion of varying quality, along w...

Iain Dale is compiling his 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series of Top 20s and Top 10s. The book will be available at the Green Party, TUC, Labour, LibDem and

A cut-and-paste job from Iain Dale, but he did ask for it: In early September TOTAL POLITICS, in association with APCO WORLDWIDE will publish the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series ...

And the people's choice award goes to... the blog of Greenpeace UK. Congratulations! For me this is a really deserving choice and shows what group blogging for an organisation can be all about. It seems to be an extremely difficult trick to pull off sometimes, fusing together the conversational strengths of blogging with the needs and focus of an organisation. I've thought for some time that Green...

From the organisers: In early September TOTAL POLITICS, in association with APCO WORLDWIDE will publish the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series of Top 20s and Top 10s. The book will be available at the Green Party, TUC, Labour, LibDem and Tory Conferen...