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Tim Davies and I would love it if you'd develop some enthusiasm for this session that we're proposing to kick off.

Me? Well, here's the linkedin page. Here's the Twitter feed. Here's my business website that I never get around to finishing. And here's the local democracy blog that I manage. And here's my Google Reader shared page which I hope you find useful (please take a feed from it - I'd love to think that someone else got some value from it).

And when I know you better, I may show you my shouty Id blog. But not yet, eh?

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vicky sargent and Paul Evans are now friends

January 27

Paul Evans commented on Steph Gray's group 'Digital Engagement & strategy'

Tim and I did this session at last year's Barcamp - I'd be keen to do something like it again but I've not got a ticket on the 24th - left it too late. I think that the three of us share the same concerns here, and there is - at least in part - an…

January 17

Paul Evans commented on Steph Gray's group 'Digital Engagement & strategy'

Could I suggest an initial dimension here? I think that a lot of discussons on the questinon of 'engagement' look at it as an unqualified public good. I wrote a post a few weeks ago where I suggested that there were missing components to the standar…

January 17

Paul Evans and Robin Grant are now friends

July 1, 2009

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I was asked to post some of the quotes that I used in the Political Theory 2.0 session

For more context, they are lifted from recent blog-posts of mine. Here they are:

Speaking notes on Political Theory 2.0 s

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Posted on February 2, 2009 at 11:32am — 3 Comments

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At 3:21pm on February 4, 2009, Caroline Teunissen said…: I can't believe I missed this - really quite gutted.
I've just been writing and still am writing an essay for an MA on the political blogosphere likening it to the Public Sphere during the 17th century through to the mid 19th century.
It would have been fascinating to come to this and discuss my findings with people who are also equally fascinated by it.
Any chance we can chat off line?

At 12:50am on February 2, 2009, Anne McCrossan said…: Thanks for the message Paul and the link (I can't find your message on this site though for some reason). I'm looking forward to catching up with you again.