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Content:: Topics Archives Tags Comments Popular Entries What I'm Reading Skip to content Tag Archives: ken kowalski Will Speaker Ken Kowalski come to ChangeCamp? By Mack D. Male · March 13, 2009 at 11:13pm I’m not sure how much overlap there is between the readers of my blog and the readers of Dave Cournoyer’s blog, but I wanted to highlight a post that Dave made on Wednesday. He wrote a letter to Ken Kowalski, current Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. Here’s a small excerpt: I would urge you to revisit your initial reaction to the use of online communications from the floor of the Assembly. I agree that Members should respect the institution and proud traditions of the Legislature, but it is important to understand the limitless potential that these technologies now play in connecting elected Members to citizens outside the Dome. I think Dave’s letter is very well-written, not to mention incredibly important. Banning the use of Twitter and other online communications tools from the floor of the Assembly is shortsighted, to say the least. I suspect that Speaker Kowalski, like so many others, is just afraid of social media because he doesn’t understand it. This is the kind of issue I hope we can address with ChangeCamp Edmonton. We need to help politicians like Speaker Kowalski get over their fear of social media. We need to help educate them about its power. And we need to make it clear that we want social media to play an important part in our democracy. I look forward to the discussion, should Speaker Kowalski be willing to participate. Tweet alberta, changecamp, changecampedmonton, edmonton, events, government, ken kowalski, politics 5 Comments Search for: Get updates via email Get updates via RSS Follow @mastermaq Recent Tweets @britl lol no...thankfully! 7 hours ago @ChrisLaBossiere @britl @carywilliams That is definitely not the problem this time! 7 hours ago @CaryWilliams Yeah Twitter does if you try to follow someone who has blocked you. 7 hours ago City space crunch could spur downtown’s tallest building http://t.co/BpAhg82w via @edmontonjournal #yegdt #yeg 7 hours ago @archiemc good point! 8 hours ago Recent Posts TEDxEdmonton Education: Discussing the evolution of learning in the City of Learners Ticket Giveaway: Edmonton Comic & Entertainment Expo Media Monday Edmonton: Righting the ship at the Edmonton Journal Edmonton Notes for 10/7/2012 Why hasn’t there been any public involvement for the Growth Coordination Strategy? Recent Photos Recent Comments Archives Select Month October 2012 (9) September 2012 (14) August 2012 (11) July 2012 (15) June 2012 (11) May 2012 (8) April 2012 (18) March 2012 (13) February 2012 (13) January 2012 (17) December 2011 (6) November 2011 (13) October 2011 (20) September 2011 (15) August 2011 (15) July 2011 (13) June 2011 (18) May 2011 (20) April 2011 (21) March 2011 (15) February 2011 (16) January 2011 (27) December 2010 (18) November 2010 (24) October 2010 (32) September 2010 (15) August 2010 (20) July 2010 (19) June 2010 (26) May 2010 (30) April 2010 (30) March 2010 (29) February 2010 (28) January 2010 (30) December 2009 (24) November 2009 (27) October 2009 (27) September 2009 (30) August 2009 (23) July 2009 (35) June 2009 (31) May 2009 (32) April 2009 (29) March 2009 (28) February 2009 (29) January 2009 (29) December 2008 (28) November 2008 (28) October 2008 (32) September 2008 (29) August 2008 (25) July 2008 (25) June 2008 (22) May 2008 (23) April 2008 (28) March 2008 (31) February 2008 (35) January 2008 (26) December 2007 (22) November 2007 (19) October 2007 (23) September 2007 (19) August 2007 (18) July 2007 (29) June 2007 (34) May 2007 (36) April 2007 (31) March 2007 (39) February 2007 (35) January 2007 (44) December 2006 (40) November 2006 (36) October 2006 (38) September 2006 (37) August 2006 (32) July 2006 (33) June 2006 (50) May 2006 (62) April 2006 (38) March 2006 (45) February 2006 (49) January 2006 (45) December 2005 (40) November 2005 (42) October 2005 (52) September 2005 (83) August 2005 (52) July 2005 (39) June 2005 (59) May 2005 (47) April 2005 (38) March 2005 (75) February 2005 (52) January 2005 (43) December 2004 (40) November 2004 (50) October 2004 (52) September 2004 (47) August 2004 (28) July 2004 (33) June 2004 (37) May 2004 (38) April 2004 (24) March 2004 (37) February 2004 (39) January 2004 (15) December 2003 (8) November 2003 (6) Popular Tags advertising alberta apple blogging blogs business canada conferences downtown edmonton education ets events food gadgets google government internet journalism marketing mastermaq media microblogging micromedia microsoft music news notes Paramagnus podcasting politics search software sports statistics technology transit travel twitter twittersphere ualberta vancouver video web yeg Home · Topics · Archives · Tags · Comments · Popular Entries · What I'm Reading MasterMaq's Blog ©2012 Mack D. Male · Contact Content is licensed under a Creative Commons license.