UK Labour continue to impress, coming out with a very impressive web app only days after the general election.
Tag Archives: UK election 2010
Tomorrow, we fight on
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Gordon Brown gave a magnificent speech at the UK Labour Party HQ, thus affirming his role as one of the great statesmen of British politics: We fought for the future. And we continue to fight unceasingly because progress is not a word we just speak but a reality we have been creating where the ambit [...]
How the Tories lost the unlosable election
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With negotiations between the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats taking place as I write, it’s worth considering why the Tories are in this invidious position. A few months ago, David Cameron and his coterie were riding high in the polls, with expectations high that Labour would be smashed at the ballot box. The rout [...]
Britain’s first internet election?
Blog ElectionsTechPresident and CNN International are posing the question whether this UK election is the first “social media” election. Certainly both Labour and the Tories have made extensive use of the Internet, including iphone apps, and innovative web apps. We’ve seen Twitter and Facebook used extensively, and David Cameron was widely reported in the election commentary [...]
Political web apps: UK Labour’s linking with Facebook and Twitter
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UK Labour is taking the General Election very seriously – and is steaming ahead with its online engagement. With the polls showing that around a third of the electorate is still undecided, this outreach is especially important. The newest web offering from UK Labour is a web-app that allows Labour supporters to comment on the [...]