
Former lawyer/chief counsel turned full-time journalist & editor Karen Walrond says of the establishment of the Barbados Labour Party Blog…
"In my opinion, this is huge."
Referring to an earlier article by writer Titilayo, Walrond goes on to say…
Interestingly, Titilayo muses that the move by the BLP to start their own blog might have been motivated by the presence of another blog, the Barbardos Free Press, an alternative, controversial, high-profile blog written by three individuals who aren't afraid to tell it like it is.
If Titilayo is correct, and the BLP started their weblog in response to the Barbado Free Press? Then I say that this is a great day for citizen journalism — for anything that forces any political party to listen to the people (or at least make motions to do so) is a good thing.
(Read Walrond's entire article at BlogHer.org)
Karen Walrond's articles and photos can be found online at…
BlogHer.org (Women's Issues & Writers)
Chookooloonks.com (Walrond's Journal)
Gadling (The Traveler's Weblog)
Blogging Baby (Magazine about pregnancy, baby care & parenting)
Mommy Bloggers (Online community of parents)
Indigo Leaf Magazine (Arts Magazine featuring new & emerging artists)
The Pan Collective (Caribbean women writers)

Exactly where can we find the full article on blogher
Hi Mr. Duiguid
If you click on the phrase “(Read Walrond’s entire article at BlogHer.org)” it should take you right there.
The same for Titilayo’s article.
Otherwise, copy and paste the following into your web browser…
http://blogher.org/node/5780
Please let us know if the trouble persists and we’ll see if there is anything else we can do.
Thanks for stopping by.
Clive
Thanks