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Warning: this post contains traces of Iain Dale

By | Tue 25th September 2007 - 8:22 pm

In all my excitement yesterday at the posting on Iain Dale’s Diary of Iain Dale’s Guide to Blogging 2007: Top 100 Liberal Democrat Blogs – an article trailing the publication this week of Iain Dale’s Guide To Political Blogging In The UK, edited by Iain Dale – I forgot to mention that Iain Dale’s Guide To Political Blogging In The UK also includes articles not by Iain Dale.

The following four chapters are by Lib Dem contributors:

  • Blogging: what’s in it for political parties? – Mark Pack
  • Why MPs Should Blog! – Lynne Featherstone MP
  • The state of Lib Dem blogging in the UK – Stephen Tall
  • My first year of blogging – Nich Starling

    If that’s been enough to whet your appetite, you can buy Iain Dale’s Guide To Political Blogging In The UK via Amazon by using this link – in which case the Lib Dems will earn some commission, which we’re sure Iain Dale won’t mind.

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    3 Comments

    • MatGB 25th Sep '07 - 9:58pm

      Well, yes Iain, that would be why this is a list of ‘also includes articles not by’.

      I dunno, I’m sure some Tories out there get this whole language comprehension thing…

    • Tony Greaves 25th Sep '07 - 11:15pm

      Is this the same Iain Dale who told me he had no doubts he would win North Norfolk at the last election? I told him he could count it a personal success if he kept the majority down to below 5000. I hope his assessment of all these blogs is more accurate!

      (Just teasing, Iain! Hope you are keeping well, as well as famous.)

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