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]]> By: Alix http://www.behindthespin.com/features/log-on-for-the-great-debate/comment-page-1#comment-83 Alix Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:46:16 +0000 http://bts.simonwakeman.com/features/log-on-for-the-great-debate#comment-83 This is much the recommended line-up I would expect from a Tory blogger (note the fascinating game of spin-within-the-spin). But I blog and read political blogs every day and this doesn't reflect my favourites feed at all. Certainly I rarely read Iain Dale or Guido - typically only when one of them breaks a story and Lib Dem Voice or another Lib Dem blogger links to it. I'm aware of them as major bloggers, but they have little to do with my own experience of blogging. I think it depends on why you want to read blogs. Iain and Guido are, as you say, for news junkies and their primary aim is to make contacts with the media. I tend to enjoy blogs that discuss actual political ideas, and the great joy of blogging to me is the way people can be much more radical with their thinking on blogs than in the press. This is much the recommended line-up I would expect from a Tory blogger (note the fascinating game of spin-within-the-spin). But I blog and read political blogs every day and this doesn’t reflect my favourites feed at all. Certainly I rarely read Iain Dale or Guido – typically only when one of them breaks a story and Lib Dem Voice or another Lib Dem blogger links to it. I’m aware of them as major bloggers, but they have little to do with my own experience of blogging.

I think it depends on why you want to read blogs. Iain and Guido are, as you say, for news junkies and their primary aim is to make contacts with the media. I tend to enjoy blogs that discuss actual political ideas, and the great joy of blogging to me is the way people can be much more radical with their thinking on blogs than in the press.

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