In yet another voyage through cyberspace, I discovered what seemed an abundance of notable online blogs or weblogs from the Isle of Wight. Naming no names, most appear to be a product of their owners imaginations, interests and wit, it’s probably this personal touch which makes them popular, especially in political issues…

Sandown South Cllr and Elected Mayor Ian Ward, having recently embraced the blogsphere, is touching base with the Sandown community online. The diary-blog whilst not overtly political, shows the man rather than the politician…

Adam Pacitti, from the Isle of Wight, is searching for the girl of his dreams and has created a furore on the internet.  Read more on his blog here:

Visitors to Cowes Week will be able to watch Isle of Wight news and action live from each day’s sailing on HD screens stationed throughout Cowes…

Following popular demand at previous Cowes Week events, BT and Age Concern is this year introducing a free Silver Surfer Hour at the BT stand, in Cowes Yacht Haven…

The Isle of Wight is soon to have access to the latest local crime information through new interactive crime maps. View slideshow…

Social networking marks a huge change in the way people communicate and personal information is being placed online on an unprecedented scale. The Press Complaints Commission feel, the need for public awareness about what can happen to information once its published and readily available in the public domain…

Hantsweb Awards 2008: The clock is ticking on for people to submit their nominations for this year’s Awards, which showcase Hampshire and the Isle of Wight’s best websites. Last year’s awards saw over 900 entries competing to win an accolade as the most innovative, helpful or easy-to-use web service…