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Red Leather is back
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Fri, 18/05/2007 - 3:19pm.
Red Leather is back. After a spam attack and a rebuild of the site I am back in the land of blogging.
I am interested in your views about the site and invite you to start a conversation about state issues and my work in parliament. For a wrap up of the last fortnight, check out my ebrief.
Morris' Website
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Tue, 12/12/2006 - 6:00pm.
Check out Morris Iemma's Website
Websites that are making a difference
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Wed, 25/10/2006 - 4:00pm.
Congratulations to GetUp for being judged as one of the top ten websites that are changing the world. Politicsonline asked it’s subscribers to vote for the best 10. Over 18,000 people participated from around the world to award the prize to Factcheck.org – an excellent site that gives the facts behind the political spin of all parties in the US – something that would be an excellent addition to the Australian media landscape.
Political campaigning and the internet
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Tue, 17/10/2006 - 4:00pm.
PoliticsOnline is an American website. From their e-newsletter this week:
Survey Says... Internet Best for Learning About Candidates
More voters (26.8 percent) pick the Internet as the best place to learn about a candidate's position on election issues or to research general election issues, than any other information source including television (20.5 percent), newspapers (17.8 percent), radio (6.6 percent), pamphlets/ brochures/ direct mail (5.4 percent), and in last place, magazines (2.8 percent ).
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Where do you get information about your candidates from?
Pennys' Website Launch Cartoon
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Fri, 07/07/2006 - 4:00pm.
Download my website launch cartoon for yourself below.
The file is in .mov format, viewable through Quicktime which is available for download here.
e-brief launched
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Fri, 07/07/2006 - 4:00pm.
My fortnightly e-brief aims to give you an overview of legislation, committee inquiries, government announcements and other happenings in Macquarie St.
The focus is on seeking input and feedback as well as letting you know where you can have your voice heard in the decisions that are being made.
The e-brief will evolve over time. If you have any feedback or suggestions please let me know.
Political Blogging and Women
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Fri, 07/07/2006 - 4:00pm.
Check out this article in the Guardian about women and political blogging.
Viagra Strikes Again
Submitted by Penny Sharpe on Tue, 04/07/2006 - 4:00pm.
Apologies from this end if you have not seen your post to the blog. I have been attacked by the people from viagra who keep jamming my posts with advertising. Hopefully it is now fixed.
