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Miliband’s blog is back… this time with some friends

09/28/2007 by simoncollister Leave a Comment

Work is manic as per and as a resutl I haven’t logged into my personal bloglines account in days.

However, I have just come across the news that Foreign Secretary, David Miliband is back blogging – which is great news.

Fco_home

Even better news is the fact that the site is caleld ‘FCO Bloggers’ which to me indicates that there is more than one FCO blog. So I has me a little look around…. and lo and behold there’s a link to ‘All FCO blogs‘.

Fco_bloggers

Nice one, Dave! The page declares:

"This blog space provides a place for Ministers and officials to engage
in a dialogue with you about international affairs and the work of the
Foreign and Commonwealth Office. We want these personal blogs to be a
genuine sharing of ideas, so we will try to read the comments you post
here and respond to the debate."

So it’s all starting to look like a really good effort to help open up the FCO to a wider world.

In case you can’t read the profiles, the FCO bloggers are:

  • David Miliband, Foreign Secretary
  • Lindsay Appleby, First Secretary, Brussels
  • Sarah Russell, new entrant
  • Jim Murphy, Minister for Europe
  • Maria Pia Gazzella, Trade Officer, Santiago
  • Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, Ambassador to Afghanistan

Hopefully we’ll get some really good material from across the FCO’s global remit. There’s also an FCO YouTube channel and Flickr stream

Technorati tags: FCO, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, David Miliband, blogging, government

Filed Under: blogs/blogging, David Miliband, edemocracy, social media, Web 2.0

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