Wardman Wire Weekly Columnists: A Current Run Down
The Wardman Wire has been a bit of a building site recently with a lot of changes, and new columnists, so I thought it would be useful to do a quick run down of who is where, doing what , when - at least for today.
The Day Job is about what bloggers do when they are not blogging. Starting this week, I think it is only fair that I should write the first column myself. |
Garbo’s weekly political comment column. |
Established regular weekly feature. |
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Bi-weekly column starting in January by the Thunderdragon. It is all about democracy. We are still thinking about the alternate weeks, and looking for suggestions. |
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A weekly coverage roundup and analysis of a current issue, initially written by the Thunderdragon, but which will now be more of a team column. Also open to guest contributions. |
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David Keen’s weekend column, reflecting on current affairs. |
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A podcast item from Matt Revell’s Wolverhampton Politics Radio Show. Currently on a short hiatus as podcasts have not been published for the last couple of weeks. |
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My own Sunday columns on the dreaded “blogging about blogging” subject. Thoughts and analysis about political blogging, and how to do it effectively. |
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Mike Rouse’s technology column. Currently on hiatus, as Mike is focusing on wrapping-up his projects after a year at 18 Doughty Street, and setting up future projects. |
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An occasional column, covering the crucial questions of Freedom of Speech for bloggers. |
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I like the line-up.
Under the Free Speech column, I’d like to see ideas on how laws need to change and evolve to take account of developments in technology and so on.
For the weeks when the Thunderdragon isn’t writing, how about a column on events at Parliament? Too often, the media focus on the froth and not the substance. The case in point is the other day when all of the reports from Parliament seemed to be about funding, when the real story was the Nimrod.
xD.