but it's early days
the comment I discussed above was about his use of the law firm Schillings
edit - and I should add that the 'popular' Tory bloggers have used vastly inflated traffic figures, spin and PR to earn their reputations. Comments on these 'popular' sites are also ruthlessly censored (using a variety of techniques beyond simple deletion) and they would not have survived the past few years without this. One of these people is a bankrupt drink driver who had an ill-advised dalliance with the BNP in his youth. Little wonder that he forbids all mention of his real name on his website... while campaigning for transparency in politics.
(this chap has not been mentioned by name here, because it's not my site, and he likes to throw lawyers around when he's not bragging/claiming that he's beyond the reach of libel laywers himself)
(, Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:01, Reply)
I definatly need to learn more about this kind of thing! Definatly wrong to dismiss your concerns, as far as the 60 million people rather than 60 bloggers, that comes accross as fairly arrogant, I would hope he didn't mean it to. But i gues he wouldnt be in the business if he wasn't sure of what he was saying..
Interesting though, good /linkage ill be looking into this a bit more!
(, Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:09, Reply)