31 March 2007

Rudd online. Not there yet

The ALP's climate change conference today - National Climate Change Summit :: Home. - seems to have been devoid of any public participation. The website offers videos including a 'special message from Al Gore and an opportunity to donate to the ALP. But no blogging and no attempt at getting a conversation going. A very dated approach. Australian politicians just don't trust the voters.

31 Mar 2007 19:25:09

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Des Walsh

Maybe Australian politicians - and/or Head Office - don't trust the voters :(

Lack of facility for feedback/comment, except through "channels" is poor, esp when featuring Al Gore, who as we know invented the Internet.

Posted by: Des Walsh | 02 April 2007 at 04:08 PM

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