291
That’s how many bloggers are now on the case of Alisher Usmanov a week after the initial blog takedown. The updated list is here. Keep the links coming.
(Update: A lot of bloggers on the list are now following up on their original posts - there’s a lot of great stuff put there if you do a little browsing. I’ve noticed one or two people apologising about ‘coming late to the party’. Please, don’t. This isn’t a race, this about sharing views and showing solidarity. If you haven’t blogged this yet and would like to, or have but haven’t let us know, please do.)
Tim Ireland is now well and truly back in the saddle over at Bloggerheads: The Alisher Usmanov Affair. He now has a timeline of events describing everything that has a happened so far. Plenty of juicy detail in there with many a twist and turn.
Also worth a look is EM Daily’s Cyberactivism 101, with 10 tips for effective web activism drawn from lessons learned in the last week.
UPDATE: Tim Ireland again:
Watch for… a cross-spectrum evolution of this campaign once the fact-finding process nears completion; if you’re hesitant because you think you’ll be marching under my banner or Craig Murray’s, think again.
Everyone should have the right to take part in open and honest debate online; this is going to be your best chance to fight for that right, secure it in law or precedent, and finally establish the importance of blogs in general.
Update @ 4.45pm: It’s 301 now.
Posted on September 27th, 2007 at 9:33 am
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I just want to add my name (and support) to the growing list of bloggers talking about this issue. I keep a Welsh language blog (though I’m from the United States); the post is on 26 September (”Free Speech? Beth ydy hwnna?”).
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I’ve noticed one or two people apologising about ‘coming late to the party’. Please, don’t.
I’ll run my blog as I see fit, thank you very much.
I did say please, dammit.
Fascist.
Don’t you start.
Have blogged about this just now, only a week late…
Slacker.
:o)
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