Council webcasting: more please
Cornwall Council is considering extending and expanding its webcasting operation, which launched as an experimental project in May to a generally favourable response. Officials now recommend continuing the scheme until April and expanding it to cover not only full council meetings, but meetings of the council's Cabinet as well. As a journalist who is not always able to escape the office to attend council meetings in person, I have to confess I really hope councillors vote the extra £12,000 needed to make this happen. The County Hall webcasting I have seen so far is of a very high standard and makes a real contribution to "transparency."
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Comment number 1.
At 31st Aug 2010, Andrew Wallis wrote:The £12k will be taken from existing budgets. So no other services will lose out.
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Comment number 2.
At 1st Sep 2010, Andrew Jacks wrote:Andrew Wallis wrote: The £12k will be taken from existing budgets. So no other services will lose out.
And here was me thinking the council has a massive short fall in the next budget, axe it
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