Little story quickly Thursday morning:
Rendezvous at 7:30 before the Senate for 7 members of Blog & Breakfast, a bit stressed, especially rather tired.
All looks good, we have the list public, croissants seem good, we are distributing small buttons, it installs the trestle, we find partners (busy setting up their large hanging banners) ... As in, the room fills up, the timid use of coffee in a corner, the bloggers can meet up. A
8h3O, the debate begins, little stress, as Dominique Wolton is still there. Fortunately after a call Elise on the laptop, he confirmed that he is on his way to the Senate.
Debate begins on the presentation of each participant: between Senator blogger, the blogger local, the webmaster of a political Political analyst and sociologist, we all facets of the diversity of the political blogosphere, framed by a journalist.
few points:
-blog allows policies to come into direct contact with citizens without going through the media, creating a new social bond. We can take the pulse of society, and to share his views with people you have never met before. (Alain Lambert, Versac )
-blog can respond to a request from ever growing to the "political field" (Pierre Vallet )
blog allows him to speak freely on political any what matters and not necessarily those that the media affectionnnent. Blog
it allows citizens to identify inaccuracies and reversals of opinion of politicians (go search the old posts on a specific opinion: for example for or against bullfighting) (Mathieu Mayor Poset, webmaster Jack Lang )
- Alain Lambert plans to create a blog "local" in addition to its general blog, to give more specific information about his constituency.
-the blogosphere is a network. But be careful, because a network can be a trap, which encloses a painting, and which therefore excludes other (Dominique Wolton), unlike a company that she cares for her excluded. The question is how we come then to gather the views of all, how to make the link, including the excluded networks. It is the superiority and value of traditional mass media in relation to new communication technologies.
-Write a blog when you're a politician can sometimes be a waste of time.
-blogs will not revolutionize politics either (Dominique Wolton). Moreover, the quality of comments, articles and ideas is sometimes regrettable, especially when compared with traditional media or with a field survey thrust.
-In 2007, candidates use blogs, but it will not revolutionize the campaign mode (Mathieu Mayor Poset)
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You can find some reviews, reports and analysis on the following blogs: (more)
Nadine Jeanne's blog Jerome Charrié
's blog Geoffrey
On the site of the Socialist Party (by Nolwenn Macouin)
's blog palpitt - a few crumbs :-)
's blog Bix,
Blogs Can create or recreate the link between citizens ? ,
The blog of Jules what's next? ,
's blog Netpolitique our partner / sponsor
And those of our stakeholders who commented on their side this great event: The Blog
of Alain Lambert
Prints by Gilles Klein, our facilitator on his blog A Lighthouse
The blog of the 14th District held by Pierre Vallet
For the podcast, a little patience!
The debate ended around 10am. The time to pack, discuss with the guests who stay, eat the last growing (and take the end doggy bag), it ends up at the coffee Tournon, for a final debriefing, punctured but happy.
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