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Author Archives: Pete
Trying out the *new* digg
Digg isn’t the website it once was, and I must admit I generally turn to twitter now for the latest news from the rumour mills before it hits the official news sites. Despite it’s drop in traffic and influence Digg … Continue reading
Webtivist Basic launched
Well I’ve finally got round to tidying up the open source Webtivist online action script. I’ve called this version Webtivist Basic (because I lost count of what version number this would be). The script is very basic (hence the name) … Continue reading
The next big (e-campaigning) thing on the Internet (part 1)
The following are a few ideas that came out of a discussion I had with a group of campaigning geeks at the recent Ecampaigning conference in Oxford. Working out what the next big thing on the internet always seems to … Continue reading
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