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It’s a simple question, I’m trying to figure out if it has a simple answer. One of my fellow g20voice bloggers Richard Murphy knows his stuff and consciously uses his blog to campaign for reform of Tax Havens. Is it interesting or important that a blogger like Richard gets to ask questions at a summit like G20. Has anything changed?
Who are the G20 bloggers (?) I hear you ask. Here’s a simple list of our sites:
Daniel Kaufman www.thekaufmannpost.net
Ahmed Al-Omran http://saudijeans.org
Sokari Ekine www.blacklooks.org
Simon Berry www.colalife.org/blog/
Richard Murphy www.taxresearch.org.uk
Dave Walker Cartoonist
Jessica Uribe Salinas vivirmexico.com
Jotman (writes anonymously) http://jotman.blogspot.com/
Duncan Green www.oxfamblogs.org/fp2p/
Simon Todd www.climatecafe.org/blog
Vikki Chowney tech.bitchbuzz.com/
Cheryl Conte www.jackandjillpolitics.com/
Rodrigo Alvares www.novacorja.org/
Daudi Were www.mentalacrobatics.com/think/
Dr Kumi Naidoo www.huffingtonpost.com/kumi-naidoo
James Simmonds www.sendmyfriend.org/news/young-campaigners
Sunball Hussain www.myplatform2blogs.com/info/myplatform2
Joe Rowley www.myplatform2blogs.com/info/myplatform2
Rowan Davies www.mumsnet.com
Virgina Simmons http://one.org/blog/
Michael Kleinmann http://humanitarianrelief.change.org/
Nick Booth http://podnosh.com/blog
Rui Chenggang http://blog.sina.com.cn/ruichenggang
Faik Uyanik www.faikuyanik.com
Nacho Escolar www.escolar.net
Carole Edrich http://www.flickr.com/photos/webwandering
Richard Murphy www.taxresearch.org.uk
Alex Evans www.globaldashboard.org/
Kady O’Malley www.macleans.ca/itq
Montserrat Nicolas http://curvaspoliticas.blogspot.com/
Anthony Painter www.e8voice.blogspot.com/
Lloyd Davis www.perfectpath.co.uk/
Diana Vogtel www.350.org
Cédric Kalonji www.congoblog.net/
Also blogging with us is
Tom Watson www.tom-watson.co.uk
If I’ve missed any of you please shout.