Iain Dale's Guide To Political Blogging In The UK [Paperback]

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Description of Iain Dale's Guide To Political Blogging In The UK

- Articles by thirty leading bloggers and commentators
- Profiles of more than fifty leading blogs
- A directory of 1,200 political blogs
- The best 500 political blogs in the UK
- The best 100 Conservative, Labour and LibDem blogs

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Title Information

ISBN:: 9781905641628
Pages:: 288 pages
Format:: Paperback
Product Code:: 246220
Publisher:: Harriman House
Published:: 26/09/2007
Edition:: 2nd Edition

Customer Reviews of Iain Dale's Guide To Political Blogging In The UK

This is interesting content which will open many eyes. I have noted and mentioned Mr Dale’s blog comments about certain dogmatic members of Greenpeace and also his remarks about the despotic 2-week waste collection fiasco in my forthcoming book ‘Dirty Polities’. It is good that we have minds that question like this instead of accepting the typical normalities that we are force-fed by politicians with hidden agendas.
by Pat Regan - auth of Dirty Politics on 00/00/0000

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About Iain Dale

Iain Dale is Britain's leading political blogger. He is a political commentator for the BBC and Sky and presents a daily political chat show on the internet TV station 18 Doughty Street.com. He has a fortnightly column in the Daily Telegraph and is a former Conservative Party candidate.

Iain's blog can be read at http://iaindale.blogspot.com

Contents of Iain Dale's Guide To Political Blogging In The UK

Foreword
Darren Murphy, Managing Director, APCO UK

Introduction
Iain Dale

The top 500 political blogs in Britain
Iain Dale

The top 100 Conservative blogs
The top 100 Labour blogs
The top 100 Lib Dem blogs
The top 100 non-aligned blogs
The top 30 MP blogs
The top 60 media blogs
The top 30 councillor blogs

How the bloggers are making politics more challenging
Steve Richards

Why Blogging Matters
David King and Evan Kraus

Starting a Political Blog: Things to Think About
Matt Wardman

Under the Hood: Technical Notes
Matt Wardman

The American Political Blogosphere in 2007 and beyond
David Wescott

Blogging: what's in it for political parties?
Mark Pack

Temps de Parole
Aude Athimon

Why MPs Should Blog!
Lynne Featherstone MP

Lefty blogs
David Osler

Local government blogs: muttering to ourselves?
Lee Rowley

The state of the left of centre blogosphere
Jon Worth

The state of the centre right blogosphere
Phil Hendren

The state of Lib Dem blogging in the UK
Stephen Tall

Political blogging: The space between debate and action
Gez Smith

Blogging A Dead Horse
Cllr Richard Booth

Women and blogging
Ellee Seymour

How to use humour in blogs and not come unstuck
Kerron Cross

Lasting the pace: why most blogs don't make it
Liam Murray

Political podcasting
Jonathan Sheppard

My first year of blogging
Nich Starling

Mainstream Labour should do more blogging
Conor Ryan

The dangers of blogging
Rachel North

The State of the Welsh blogosphere
Ciaran Jenkins

The train leaving at Platform 10
Fiona Melville

The blogging candidate
Tracey Crouch

Shotgun blogging
Nadine Dorries MP

State of the Scottish Blogosphere
Grant Thoms

The British blogosphere is still teething
Helen Szamuely

Political Blogging Down Under
David Farrar

The State of Green blogging
Jim Jepps

Blogging in the Anglosphere
Donal Blaney

State of the Irish Blogosphere
Mick Fealty

Journalist bloggers: gamekeepers turned poachers?
Paul Linford

Free blogging can be expensive...
Phil Dilks

Glossary
Who's who in political blogging
The directory of UK political blogs