Einar Thorsen

Professor of Journalism and Communication at Bournemouth University

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World Have Your Say: Moderating your comments – BBC World Service

10 April, 2010 by Einar Thorsen Leave a Comment

    World Have Your Say: Moderating your comments – BBC World Service

    Ros Atkins explains World Service Have Your Say moderation policy:

    "First, the blog's been moderated by the same team as the old one. No change in people or policy.

    Second, we ask that all comments are brief (three or four short paragraphs unless there are personal stories to tell), polite, on subject, legally sound and not in capitals. If they're not any of these things, I'm afraid we're not going to publish them.

    Third, we don't have facility to explain the precise reasons that each rejected comment has been rejected. If it says 'house rules' it's likely to be one of the above reasons. We will email you when possible, but that's not always going to happen due to time constraints.

    Fourth, we do appreciate all of your comments. We have no interest in keeping you out of our discussions. You are after all what makes up WHYS."

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Your question for the Prime Ministerial Debate – BBC News

5 April, 2010 by Einar Thorsen Leave a Comment

    Your question for the Prime Ministerial Debate – BBC News

    "For the first time ever in the UK, the leaders of the three main parties will debate on live television during the General Election campaign.

    On 29 April, the BBC is hosting a live Prime Ministerial Debate, and we want your questions for Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg.

    The first half of the programme will debate the economy. We will then have the chance to discuss all other election issues.

    A selection of the best questions submitted will be considered for use in the programme."

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