Interesting "Bloggers' Circle" posts - October 2009

I am part of a project called "Bloggers' Circle" which encourages bloggers to link to interesting content from other bloggers.

This month a few have caught my eye:

Joe Nutt with a fascinating piece on "Policy based evidence making"

A subject close to my own heart (given my weekly Live Chats on this blog) but Max Atkinson asks why BBC Question Time is not as entertaining as it used to be and has some suggestions for how to improve it.

Dazmando writing on Bracknell Blog does something that some shy away from and discusses the underlying reasons why people might decide to vote for the BNP.

Currybet tackles the PCC with respect to the Jan Moir article on Stephen Gately.

Interesting "Bloggers' Circle" posts

I am part of a project called "Bloggers' Circle" which encourages bloggers to link to interesting content from other bloggers.

I have spotted a couple of thought provoking posts on the circle in the last couple of days which I thought deserved a wider airing:

LDV's very own Mark Pack has a piece on comment moderation policies and potential new developments in this area.

Charles Crawford thinks that the iPhone could be used as a model for social transformation!