The 2007 NetGuide People's Choice Web Awards are now open for voting. There is a "best blog" category, so why not vote for your favourite new Zealand blog?
(Hat tip: Span)
Tools for democracy
Themes:
New Zealand
- Forest & Bird
- Gordon Campbell
- Greater Auckland
- Imagine My Relief
- Imperator Fish
- Kiwipolitico
- Lefthandpalm
- Media Law Journal
- NZ Council for Civil Liberties
- NZ Open Government Blog
- Proactively Open
- Public Address
- Pundit.co.nz
- Reading the Maps
- Republican Movement
- The Apocrypha of Noah
- The Progress Report
Overseas
Friends & Others
Blog Archive:
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- Fresh Python
- New Fisk
- NRT in the NBR
- Still holding firm
- Sedition in Dunedin
- A day without a computer
- Crash
- Carnival of the Liberals
- The price of the war on terror
- Voting to end the war II
- Back for another round
- More members days?
- Shifting the blame
- Kowtowing to China
- Lobbying on Section 59
- No urgency
- Robust
- Climate change: hope is not a policy
- Asset forfeiture: contentious
- Holding firm
- Something to go to in Wellington
- How do you say "happy birthday" in 23 languages?
- The dangers of GE
- More sedition in Tonga
- New Fisk
- Voting to end the war
- Climate change: miscalculations
- Tasering for convenience
- Another step forward for equality
- DPF on asset forfeiture
- Thinner
- A good OIA experience
- Paying homage
- Delayed again
- Because they're all terrorists
- Asset forfeiture: eroding the foundations
- ACT not voting again
- Four bloody years
- Charged
- New Fisk
- Databases and electioneering
- Doing something about the super fund
- Misplaced priorities
- Sedition: the cost of prosecution
- Asset forfeiture: back from the dead
- Making the world a safer place
- New Fisk
- A criminal act
- Fiji: coming to a head
- Carnival of the Liberals
- I aten't dead
- Climate change: putting coal out of business
- Something to go to in Auckland
- Highlighting the hypocrisy
- Not on her agenda
- A predictable contempt for democracy
- The section 59 debate
- Climate change: binding domestic targets in the UK
- New kiwi blog
- Fiji: what emergency?
- Military "values"
- The state does belong there
- Highly dubious
- Borrows' amendments will fail
- Demand action on climate change!
- Lese majeste in Thailand
- Something to worry about
- Making sure he stays dead
- Mauritania votes
- Climate change: a stake in the ground
- Fiji: silencing the blogs
- Unjust and unfair
- New Fisk
- A predictable abuse of power
- Blatantly illegal
- No military solution in Iraq
- Northern Ireland elections
- Abolishing treason
- Let the voting begin...
- Fiji: hunting the critics
- Naked xenophobia
- A futile gesture
- The end of Lesotho-on-Thames?
- New (expat) kiwi blog
- Things to do today
- A new low for freedom of speech in Turkey
- National isn't serious on climate change
- The end of Marsden B - and of coal
- More bad faith
- Climate change: National's $1.25 billion giveaway
- Fiji: saying one thing, doing another
- "Well paid"
- Corporate bullying. Brought to you by mining
- No political freedom in Iran
- Winning hearts and minds
- New Fisk
- Fixed
- Estonian elections
- Why Rickards has to go
- New Fisk
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4 comments:
Cheers for the hat tip and good luck, I really hope you win!
Bit odd having House of Travel as the sponsor?
Posted by Span : 3/09/2007 04:15:00 PM
I doubt I will - not enough readers.
Who would sponsor a blog category anyway? It's so diverse, covering everything from personal LJs to Public Address, and every topic from food to politics, that there's no one organisationthat really seems appropriate.
Posted by Idiot/Savant : 3/09/2007 04:25:00 PM
Didn't Orcon sponsor it last year, or the one before?
I agree that it is pretty diverse. From time to time I toy with the idea of setting up our own Blog awards for NZ blogs, but I really don't have the technical skills.
You've won it before haven't you?
Posted by Span : 3/09/2007 04:36:00 PM
You've won it before haven't you?
Nope. I was a finalist once, when it was decided by a panel of judges, but I just don't have the readership to win a "people's choice" award, regardless of what I post.
Public Address won it last year, and was a deserving winner.
Posted by Idiot/Savant : 3/09/2007 04:41:00 PM
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