links for 2007-04-03
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“Deputy Chief Minister Stuart Falla, said there was “not enough of a problem” to warrant having a freedom of information (FOI) act.”
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Reuters reissued a photograph featuring an “unidentified man” after a reader wrote in explaining that it was Somali Prime Minister Ali Ghedi.
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Spotted in the Daily Mirror: “MAPLE leaves, not cannabis, were the adornment on Britney Spears’ coat sleeves in our picture (Page 13, March 26)”
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Alfie Dennon’s moblogUK Technology has licensed a mobile blogging ‘Participation Toolkit’ to Channel 4.
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Martin Rosenbaum: the FOI Act “is now shining into what for central goverment is one of the most sensitive areas, the process of policy formulation and internal discussion.”
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“We’ve all heard about employees being sacked for blogging. But as the fad begins to wane, will staff soon be sacked for failing to blog?”
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We’re finally making better use of our existing still photographs — Here’s a Soundslides presentation about the Telegraph’s new newsroom.
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