LaPresse examines the influence of blogs, including those involved in the fight over Bill C-61.
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Canadian Lawyer on the Canadian Blawging
Thanks to Canadian Lawyer for naming this blog one of Canada's top ten legal blogs.
Policy Options on Blogs and the 2006 Election
Policy Options features an article on the impact of blogs on the 2006 federal election with a good recap of the Bulte story.
Lessons Learned
The Bulte story is generating considerable media attention today (Canadian Press, Globeandmail.com, IT Business) as the "bloggers influence the election" angle is an attractive one. This obviously continues the theme from last week when Macleans, Toronto Star, National Post, and Globe and Mail all discussed the same issue (as did […]
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