Politics needs a technology injection
From the theregister.co.uk
Technology has not lived up to its promise of transforming the way politicians communicate with the public, according to research. A meagre one per cent of the population has contacted their MP by email, but 38 per cent said they would if they knew what the address was.
See the story at theregister.co.uk
Articles like this drag out the old issues of why our TD's don't blog (and why they should and how you can blog for them) and how many TD's actually communicate effectively across the Internet as a medium ?
Technology has not lived up to its promise of transforming the way politicians communicate with the public, according to research. A meagre one per cent of the population has contacted their MP by email, but 38 per cent said they would if they knew what the address was.
See the story at theregister.co.uk
Articles like this drag out the old issues of why our TD's don't blog (and why they should and how you can blog for them) and how many TD's actually communicate effectively across the Internet as a medium ?
posted by Eoin Brazil at
12:51 p.m.
1 Comments:
Some of us would be happy if they just tried to communicate effectively using ANY medium.
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mgb, at 3:25 p.m.
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