The future of forums and message boards
I’m beginning to believe that we’ll be seeing a convergence in the features and functionality provided by message-board/forums and blogs. A number of power-bloggers are beginning to create communities...
View ArticleLabourhome observations
Juvenal really got my thought-processes running the other night, after he observed that Labourhome is essentially both a blog AND a set of forums. It’s true, we have a diverse community (1000+ users...
View ArticleVoting incumbents out
There’s a new blog dedicated to blogging voting incumbents out of the political system. I first noticed them several days ago pondering the plausibility of Hagel running as an independent (and by...
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We’re all Hokies today
It’s a sombre day, no doubt, and I’m rather afraid to look at that poignant list of names. My heart languishes with every passing thought of those who’ve lost their innocence.
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John Reid loves your iPod
Our Home/(Consumer Electronics) Secretary is reaching out to the likes of Apple and Sony to support and join his crime-busting hobby. After figures revealed that street robberies rose 8 percent to...
View ArticleOn Facebook and political campaigning
66% 11% 7% 4% 4% 3% 2% 1% 1% None listed Other Liberal Conservative Moderate Very Liberal Apathetic Very Conservative Libertarian After having been on Facebook for over two and a half years, I’m...
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Online Political Videos
It’s baffling as to why the Labour Party’s Deputy Leadership candidates aren’t making any real use of video-blogging. Webcameron did it. Sarkozy utilised it too, and last time I checked it worked out...
View ArticleLabrhome 2.0 beta
Sorry – figured a clichéd Web 2.0 title was long overdue. Labrhome Labourhome.org has come a long way since June 2006 when we launched, but we’ve been looking to maintain our competitive edge in this...
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