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- nbpolitico
- A New Brunswicker passionate about his province and about politics writes his random, non-partisan thoughts on New Brunswick, Canadian and world politics.
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Please feel free to email me if you have any questions, comments or tips. I value your readership and feedback. My email address is nbpolitico@gmail.com.
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2006
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August
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- Ridings revisited
- Bernard Lord, man of the people?
- Times & Transcript poll
- Sign update
- Fredericton update
- In an election year...
- Northwest NB
- Posting from the road
- A few knocks on Lord and then I'm outta here
- Tidbits which have spun me into a prophesy on the NDP
- Bernard Lord and Sigmund Freud
- Campaign websites launched
- CBC launches election site
- Friday round up
- Graham: Regulation if necessary, but not necessari...
- Moncton East and Fredericton-Silverwood
- Gas Tax and Surplus politics
- Two fun media advisories from the Liberals
- Wacky Wednesday
- Liberals go after Tories on government waste
- Nepisiguit update
- Tanker Tuesday
- Riding watch update
- The Times & Transcript's ridings to watch and othe...
- Campaign day 1 (or -8 depending on your perspective)
- A brief look at the ridings
- Election date set?
- I hear Frank McKenna
- Election day: September 11? September 18!
- "Premier expected to call election"
- Crocodile tears in the blogosphere
- Energy politics and Greg Byrne to return to the le...
- The march towards September 18th
- The Best PM we never had...
- Taylor to run for Tories and other news
- Political inexperience is Ignatieff's Achilles’ heel
- More NB election speculation and thoughts
- Election Fever?
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August
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6 comments:
Oh oh! That is going to be very hard on my friend, Spinks. Did you hav to post this?:):)
Yeah that hurts anon but you know something nbpolitico is right. On the web the CBC is miles ahead of CTV and Global. Radio and TV of course is a different matter.
It's not that great, its basically just all of their features on the government gathered in in one place and some stats from elections NB. I was hoping for a little more. Plus, of course, unlike blogging places it is up to the CBC who gets to comment. And there is very little information from the people involved.
Please keep in mind that there are more than one anon here. I am 6:07 PM. Spinks, it looks good. I will check the CBC site.
Spinks, you are a very smart man. Very shrewed move to praise CBC and get your website advertised right on Poitras' site. What a better way to advertise than that. Go man go.
I think the CBC got the better deal by being promoted on my site. LOL.
Seriously though, I mean every word of my praise for this particular move by CBC. They in fact checked out what I wrote at Spink About It and still posted my comment despite what could be argued as tepid praise. I'm impressed with this move. Like I said my biggest concern with the CBC blog is that it will be hijacked by campaign workers much like the letters to the editor will. I plan when I can and it's obvious to call those writers on it and encourage them to come clean on what they're doing. Not-mike (anon) will say I'm dreaming and he's right but it is still worth the effort.
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