Phew! This site has come a long way from the intricacies of the Doha development round! My piece last night on a web browser called Flock, and the "Web 2.0" movement, has sparked a rare flame war and Newsnight's website is struggling to keep up. We will post as many replies as we can, here.
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Inside the fence
- The Millennium Development Goals
The actual outcomes being funded by the money under discussion at the G8. Seen by some as the "benchmark" against which the Summit will be judged. - Commission for Africa
Tony Blair's report on Africa, over a year in the making. - The G8 Gleneagles Summit
Official website of the Gleneagles Summit - UK Treasury G7 Site
Her Majesty's Treasury site devoted to the financial deals under discussion
Outside the fence
- G8 Blogbound
The blog of G8 blogs - A guide to Auchterarder
- Dissent
Protest co-ordinating network - G8 Alternatives
The alternative summit - Make Poverty History
The NGO umbrella group organising the "official" demonstrations - People's Global Action
The umbrella protest group organising the "unofficial" demonstrations
Recent Posts
- The blog goes legit!
- I go head to head with a virtual Paxman
- 2005: The year oil peaked and the planet roared
- Blair and Bush: war criminals - or the FDR and Churchill of our age?
- End of the London Routemaster
- I spark a flame war!
- I get a first look at Flock
- Advance warning...the blog will return
- A balance sheet of the blog
- Media critics get to work
Not highlighting Firefox was a *significant* mistake but with a flame war, at least you know what you are reporting is relevant.
Posted by: Lloyd D Budd | October 29, 2005 at 02:42 AM