MPs and blogging

I shall be contacting all our MPs who are blogging shortly and questioning them about the reasons why they started and their personal experiences, if thy feel it has helped improve two-way communication. I’m also interested to know whether they feel it could mean the end of political spin. It is a research project I have chosen for my CIPR diploma in Public Relations. I wondered if you...
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Cambridge students hope to top charts with Facebook song

Some of the best of Britain’s brains are hoping to make No 1 with this song. And they stand a good chance of breaking into the charts if all goes according to plan. Cambridge University students took a break from their arduous dissertations to record the “On the Facebook” song. It is a fun song describing their student lives and, according to Facebook, has now been...
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The missing – Stephanie Condon

Stephanie Condon was babysitting two toddlers at her cousin’s house in Myrtle Creek, Oregon in October 1998 when she was last seen aged 14. Her family thinks it is highly unlikely that the honors student ran away and police also suspect foul play. A man who was 28 at the time admitted he had visited Stephanie the night she disappeared, but denies abducting or harming her. His vehicle...
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