The growing influence of blogs in public policy is well-documented.
Norman Geras and the
Euston Manifesto is a blog phenonomenon. More evidence that blogs are changing things is the appearance of
Alasdair Gray's blog. Here's a leading writer and artist publishing thoughts and new material freely to the web. This, it seems to me, is what the web is for.
2 comments:
Rob, at a complete tangent, why is it I can see all your recent eight posts individually via my RSS newsreader but if I click on your blog/web page (bookmarked) all I get is your 'Bob Harris' as the most recent?
Have you been tinkering again or is it me? :-)
Ah ... problem solved.
All my newsreaders (Newsgator, Google Reader and Awasu) at home and at work have thrown up the same eight posts today and of course I just assumed you'd had a very prolific sequence of writing/typing/posting. Awasu however listed them way down the list below some of your posts I'd already read. THAT was when I decided to check the dates at the top of the posts ... sorry for that ... can only assume that Google Blogs have done a reboot or had a power spike or something.
Not that I doubted your ability to be prolific ...
:-)
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