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  • 4 Feb 2010
    e-government
    commentariat, mod, wordpress

    Defence green paper on WordPress

    Delighted to note the Ministry of Defenceโ€™s decision to publish its new green paper in commentable form, using a restyled version of Stephโ€˜s Commentariat theme for WordPress.

    The MoD have been doing some excellent, if a little underpublicised, work with blogging tools โ€“ Defence News and a blog from Afghanistan, both running on a Typepad account; and Blogger-based initiatives from Basra and Helmand; not to mention efforts around YouTube, Facebook and so on. But I think this is their first WordPress-based work.

    Looks to be sitting in ultra-cheap hosting space provided by Hampshire-based Justhost.com โ€“ ยฃ2.95 a month for unlimited disk space and bandwidth; although I think the server itself is in California.

    Depending on your definitions, I think thatโ€™s now a majority of central government departments โ€“ or certainly very close to it, anyway โ€“ who have run public-facing WordPress-based websites.

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