5 representatives of the group "Blog & Breakfast" were present Monday night at the debate organized by Policy 2.0 on the theme "Blogs and politics do they mix?" Rather close to our current problem for our breakfast meeting ... , Right? So we were interested in the highest degree to attend, to meet a number of stakeholders, and especially to make us a more precise idea of the political blogosphere. Mission accomplished!
After a presentation of political blogging in France (a " drop in the ocean "), and a rapid classification of poliblogueurs , the debate was quickly launched. We have great personal learned. The question came back loop course being "The presidential candidates have to have a blog?" No definitive answer has been given in any case, what is certain is that the blog is in the eyes of many bloggers in the room a medium of exchange, contact, tool citizen. .. The open question is whether it will be used wisely and in an ethical manner ... Between
advisers of politicians, analysts, bloggers, men (and women!) Policies themselves, bloggers and citizens, then leads to the conclusion that blogs, if are perhaps the beginning of a "new public debate with one click" are in any case a subject that unleashes the passions, and facilitates meetings!
We have indeed met Senator Alain Lambert who assured us of his support (and even the opportunity of his presence) at our breakfast, which will also take place in the Senate, which seems the arrange. Among others, our team was able to talk with Christopher Grébert , to whom we wish good luck for his trial (which is fast approaching now), Loïc Le Meur , team Public Sénat and still many others ( www.paris.fr ) ...
Anyway, congratulations and thank you to the organizers of Policy 2.0 on the evening debate, we hope to do as well in mid-May in the Senate.
We are also actively seeking sponsors and partners . If you are interested, please contact us. And if you just want to meet us to discuss your ideas on blogs, or if you want to talk about us around you .... do not hesitate!
Team Blog and Breakfast (Elise in this case)
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