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marissa Apr 15th, 2008 at 10:10 pm

I would like to upload a favicon, and I will link back to your site. Your site has helped me a lot. Let me know, thank you!
British peasant Apr 16th, 2008 at 12:44 pm

I have a written a couple of responses to your wonderful post on why we British don’t need a written constitution

With deep thinkers like you, I’m sure we can keep the malevolant forces of civic republicanism at bay for another thousand peaceful and glorious years just like the last thousand, especially if we’re told what to believe first. It saves so much time that way.
Peter Dunn Apr 20th, 2008 at 8:20 pm

Dear Matt Wardman,

We are a public service nonprofit organization that has launched the beta of what we believe is the highest quality news site on the Internet - http://www.dailysource.org.

Readers of the site receive high quality articles and information from over a thousand publications including daily papers, television network sites, newsmagazines, journals, blogs and others. Some of the top journalists in the U.S. work on the site backed up by 35 volunteers working 5 to 30 hours a week each.

More details about what DailySource.org offers are in the press release below. Looking at your site, it looks like you would be interested in what we are doing. If you would, please write about us in your blog and include us on your list of news sources. We are already on the source lists of many sites including refdesk.com and NPR’s News Blog - http://www.npr.org/blogs/news/.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I would also love to hear feedback if you have any for us.

Best regards,

Peter Dunn
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Nonprofit organization launches national daily news site

New site delivers news, columns, editorials, photos, videos and more hand-picked from hundreds of sites around the Internet daily in a single location for free.

WATERTOWN, Mass., April 20, 2008 – The Daily Source, an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the public, has launched the beta of a news Web site that brings high-quality news and information from all around the Internet to the public daily in a single place.

“We scour the web for high quality material - so our readers don’t have to,” explained founder Peter Dunn. “Most people don’t have 20 hours in their day to spend searching for high-quality news, so we do the work and put it in one spot for them.”

Editors at DailySource.org scan over one thousand publications including daily newspapers, television network sites, news magazines, journals, blogs and others. DailySource.org also gives readers easy access to establish links to other news sources, including local papers, a favorite sports site, or any sites of their choosing. The site allows seamless contact with members of the media and elected officials, and information on over 850,000 non-profits one can donate to or volunteer for.

Readers have the ability to rate the quality of articles they read, volunteer in various ways, email articles to friends, or submit links to articles they think are worthy of consideration for the front page. With all the features and opportunities for interaction, DailySource.org represents a new experience for news readers.

The site has a paid staff of experienced journalists from around the U.S. including Yvonne Lee, who prior to joining the Daily Source won an Emmy for her work covering September 11 for CNN, and Vince Winkel, who has won 20 awards for excellence in broadcast and online journalism while working for places like CBS, NPR, CNN, and the BBC.

The site has dozens of volunteers who search for articles and help produce the front page daily. “The first stage of the Web was about traditional media churning out quantity, the second was about everyday people producing quantity, and the currently unfolding third stage is about finding the quality within the massive quantity,” explained founder Peter Dunn. “Being part of that is what attracts the large number of volunteers we have.”

The Web site serves as a valuable resource for journalists, as a site they can visit for story ideas, breaking news and key trends. “DailySource.org is one of the first sites I read every morning to find out see what the big stories of the day are,” said Tom Regan, currently head of NPR’s online blog and a former front page editor of the Boston Globe’s news site. “I also find a lot of cutting-edge trends there that we can blog about that I simply would not have the time to find otherwise.”

“The Daily Source aims to become the primary news resource for readers who want intelligent, factual and accurate reporting,” Dunn said. “Whether it’s news, video, op-ed material, or live chats – it’s all in one place ready for people when they come here.”

A positive byproduct of the Daily Source service is that the news Web sites publishing the best quality news stories receive additional web traffic through the stories that DailySource.org links to. This enables them to keep publishing strong quality material.

A recent poll by USA TODAY, CNN and Gallup found that only 36 percent of Americans believe news organizations get the facts straight. “America has lost confidence in the media, but there is still some strong quality journalism available to the public spread out in various places,” said Dunn. “We serve to collect it so readers can get it all in one site from a place they can trust.”

Contact: Peter Dunn
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The Welsh Lobbyist May 11th, 2008 at 1:48 pm

Hi Matt
Can you tell me how I link my blog into the Politics Wales Aggergator please.
Many Thanks
The Welsh Lobbyist

The Welsh Lobbyists last blog post..Power of the Commentariat
Ideas of Civilisation Jun 10th, 2008 at 11:46 pm

Matt,

Like the Welsh Lobbyist above I wonder if you can tell me how I can link my blog into the Scottish Political feed?

I use Feedburner and the link is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/IdeasOfCivilisation

Thanks for your help.

IoC

Ideas of Civilisations last blog post..Local versus national
Valleysmam Jul 18th, 2008 at 5:32 pm

Reports tonight point to Rhodri Glyn Thomas being asked to leave his post as Culture Minister. He and IWJ were due at the opening of the Kyffin Williams Gallery on Anglesey, they have both withdrawn, Elin Jones is deputising.
IWJ is meeting Rhodri G,and several other senior Plaid Cymru figures are heading to meet too. This is being reported by Vaughn Roderick on BBC Radio Wales.
Has he gone one step to far- the incident with a member of staff at the Eli Jenkins pub in Cardiff Bay is just another example of a gaff by this questionable minister.
I have been told by several people that he often drinks a few too many on social and semi social occasions.
He has not been an effective minister and has done Plaid no favours , will IWJ and the Plaid seniors sack him , or will he get a smack on the hand and told to behave.
I think its time another member of Plaids AM cohort has a chance at Ministerial government
Rhodri Glyn maybe a little abstinence may help.
Selecia Jones Jul 20th, 2008 at 12:27 am

How do I contact Schillings and Schadenfreude about a slander and libel suit? This involves the Sunday Mirror?

Thanks, Selecia Jones
admin Jul 21st, 2008 at 11:59 am

Probably via their website.

http://www.schillings.co.uk.

Matt
Selecia Jones Jul 21st, 2008 at 1:01 pm

Thanks for the link. Have a great day. Selecia in Sunny Jacksonville Florida
Steve Green (Daily Referendum Blog). Jul 26th, 2008 at 7:27 pm

Matt,

I’m updating my blogrolls and links, but I can’t find a link to me on your blog. Any chance of adding me to your blogroll?

Cheers

Steve Green

Steve Green (Daily Referendum Blog).s last blog post..Bad news for Gordon Brown in marginal seats.
Alan Harrison Aug 7th, 2008 at 7:33 pm

Pedantic note (from former trade union rep and lecturer in employment relations):
“Industrial tribunals” no longer exist under that name. They’re now called “employment tribunals”. Probably the idea of some NuLabour apparatchik who doesn’t want people to think of nasty, smelly factories.
admin Aug 7th, 2008 at 8:37 pm

Thanks Alan.

“employment tribunal”. I’ll change it in future postings.

Dirty smelly factories beat something rotten in the State of NuLab any day !

Matt