New live blog for Cobourg council starting tonight

By: Robert Washburn | June 27, 2011

Citizen journalist Scott Lamberton returns to his role at Cobourg council Monday night as Consider This tests new live blogging software: Scribble Live. Rather than using a page offsite, the new software allows us to embed the discussion right in our website. Join us starting at 7 p.m by clicking here.

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New live blog for Cobourg council starting tonight

By: Robert Washburn | June 27, 2011

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