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• Take Action: Libel Law Consultation on Multiple Publication Rule

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  Following on from my earlier post about English Defamation Law, Paul Bradshaw (who blogs mainly about the future of Journalism) highlights an important opportunity to start the process of reforming our Defamation Laws. The "Multiple Publication" rule says, among other things, that if you publish an article ...
  1 day ago

• Libel Law Redux: Latest Reports on the Defamation Roadshow

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  There have been several good reports in the last day or two about UK Defamation Law. Let me highlight two which are particularly well argued, and a good summary. There have been several good reports in the last day or two about UK Defamation Law. Let me highlight two which are particularly well argued, and a good ...
  1 day ago

• Afghanistan letter controversy: Gordon Brown has my sympathy and my support

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  I agree with a relatively small number of the policies of the Brown administration, and I have been bitterly critical of Mr Brown in many areas. I also believe that there have been more casualties than necessary in Afghanistan, some caused by mistakes in management of our Defence Forces; this is partly the ...
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• Local Blog impact on Local Democracy: Somerton Town Council

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  Local Bloggers are beginning to produce a few good examples of effective scrutiny of Local Councils. In this piece David Keen , who is a Vicar in Yeovil and writes regularly for my Wardman Wire political site, gives an account of a local controversy in the Somerset town of Somerton, which has lead to a number of ...
  5 days ago

• Local Blog impact on Local Democracy: Somerton Town Council

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  Local Bloggers are beginning to produce a few good examples of effective scrutiny of Local Councils. In this piece David Keen , who is a Vicar in Yeovil and writes regularly for my Wardman Wire political site, gives an account of a local controversy in the Somerset town of Somerton, which has lead to a number of ...
  5 days ago

• What would be the point of a referendum on Lisbon now?

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  So the Czech Republic, the final country, has now ratified the Lisbon treaty/EU constitution and it is expected to come into force as soon as December.Of course, it is wrong that we – or any of the other peoples in the EU – have not had a democratic chance to have our say on it [...] Post from: The Wardman Wire ...
  1 week ago

• Right of Center Bloggers Pick Their Least Favorite People on the Laft

  
  GraniteGrok — Authority: 483
  Our buddy John Hawkins of RightWingNews.com put out the call for his "2009 poll of your LEAST FAVORITE people on the LEFT" asking for an unranked list of 1-10 people that you LEAST like and respect on the Left. Bloggers were allowed to choose anybody on the Left or generally perceived to be on the Left with the ...
  1 week ago

• In Defence of Principled Anonymous Blogging

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  (This article has been developed from a comment I left on Nick Baines blog , where there was a good debate about the rights and wrongs of anonymous blogging.) Good Reasons for pseudonymous blogging I think the right of bloggers to post anonymously/pseudonymously is important, for a number of reasons, but I like the ...
  2 weeks ago

• BNP internal Party Democracy: What internal democracy? Wardman Wire Briefing

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  This is a short study of aspects of the BNP Constitution relating to Party Governance and policymaking machinery. The PDF version (120k) can be downloaded here . The BNP has recently been under pressure due to the spotlight being placed on the parts of its Constitution which make distinctions based on race. Nick ...
  2 weeks ago

• All Euro MEPs were denied access to Westminster to keep out the BNP pair

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  A motion to exclude MEPs from the Westminster Parliamentary Estate was passed on Tuesday evening : 15 Access to Parliament (United Kingdom Members of the European Parliament) Resolved, That the Resolutions of the House of 30 January 1989 relating to House of Commons Services and 6 December 1991 relating to Access ...
  2 weeks ago

• Free David Osler

  
  The Plashing Vole: parataxis — Authority: 141
  This poor man , an interesting lefty blogger, is being sued (see the October 9th post). His crime? He listed the political parties and legal history of a Tory candidate. She doesnt claim inaccuracy, but feels that him listing the 4 parties she belonged to in 1 year breaches her human right to freedom of assembly. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Trafigura, Carter-f*cked. Good.

  
  The Wardman Wire — Authority: 552
  The Guardian has been un-injuncted from reporting on the Trafigura case . ((Perhaps slightly updated) cartoon from Matt Buck via Prodicus .) There are some things that deserve outright, dripping, contempt - attempts by anyone to suppress reporting of Parliamentary proceedings is one of them. Up with ...
  4 weeks ago

• The merits and the misnomers of political blogging

  
  Boatang & Demetriou — Authority: 496
  So, the Total Politics best 100 Political Blogs result is out. I guess you could call this somewhat of a comprehensive list, as it includes blogs from all over the political spectrum. Though dont be fooled. There are some blogs that are low down the list, or not included at all, that clearly deserve to be up there. ...
  8 weeks ago

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