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  • 14 Jan 2009
    e-government, politics
    commons, twitter

    Parliament's Twitter backchannel

    Twitter backchannel

    From Cabinet Office questions and PMQs today… and that’s before the debate on Segways tonight. So we’re to assume that the nation’s MPs were catching up on some serious geek time over the Christmas break then?

    (Background pic from uk_parliament at Flickr)

    Responses

    1. Caspar
      15 Jan 2009

      Really like that pic! I wonder if MPs use Yammer, the service which works like a private twitter only available to users of the same domain.

    2. Reflections on a barcamp: turning the conversation into action after ukgc09
      2 Feb 2009

      […] from Jenny featuring Mars Phoenix, c4 news, breaking the Hudson plane landing, notable celebs and tweets from the Commons benches. Then Neil, Shane, Jasmin and I shared the stories of launching and running our three corporate […]

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