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Back to Home Written on 11-Feb-2008 by policystudies

The Centre for Policy Studies is delighted to introduce to you our new interactive website - a new breakthrough in UK political interactivity.

We have designed this new site to allow our members and the public to openly discuss the issues raised in our publications and lectures. We have also provided you with a Revolutionary 'Easy blogging' function, which allows all our members to start their own blog - and join the Internet revolution in one easy click! Do join this site, it only takes a minute to create a set of Login details.

This is the first webjam political site to be launched in the UK and we would greatly welcome both your comments on how it all works; and any comments you might like to post on the actual site.

The site is very much in the "trial and development" stage and is not being formally launched until later this month - so feel free to comment. If you have an RSS reader please subscribe to this blog - if you dont know what RSS is, look at this handy help: http://www.whatisrss.com/

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written on 14-Feb-2008

NickGulliford [http://www.saflearning.blogspot.com] says:

So far, so good. The site looks attractive and is easy to use. Best wishes to all concerned!
written on 14-Feb-2008

nikhat78 [http://www.webjam.com/immigration/] says:

I love the look of this site - I hope it gets some traffic! I've started a global migration blog (URL above) please do come in and let's chat. I'm based out of Canada and interested in comparative immigration policy.
written on 14-Feb-2008

nikhat78 [http://Hmm..] says:

The URL it seems is active if you press the jar on the left! Anyway it's http://www.webjam.com/immigration/.
written on 14-Feb-2008

william-attersoll says:

Great idea. At last a UK version of what is done in the USA. An opportunity for free market common sense supporters to get their message out. CPS is a fantastic organisation. Their publications are a must read. Have read most of them. I had the joy of watching Jill Kirby on Newsnight demolsih her opponent with sheer logic. Fantastic.
written on 14-Feb-2008

karinbell says:

I look forward to seeing this all evolve - looks like a useful addition to your existing site.
written on 14-Feb-2008

Dominique Devaux says:

Have enjoyed your live debates. Great idea to set up this site. Look forward to participating in the future
written on 15-Feb-2008

Stuart Croft says:

I'm looking forward to participating and hope we can have some really stimulating discourse. Good luck everyone!
written on 15-Feb-2008

toryradio [http://www.toryradio.com] says:

Good luck with the site!
written on 18-Feb-2008

Salopian says:

Seems a great idea. I hope it catches on
written on 18-Feb-2008

Salopian says:

Seems a great idea. I hope it catches on
written on 29-Mar-2008

Damian [http://www.merciar.com] says:

Ho Guys, this is a good site and a great idea - but it's already slipping a bit!!

We're all guilty of not updating our sites frequently enough - but CPS is a major contributor to the national debate, so you cannot allow Blog Postings to be so infrequent, and supporters such as ourselves should more actively monitor, and make comments etc - basically participate more fully!

Please feel free to come back to me - you cna contact me directly through my site (url above),

Best, Damian Merciar

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