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Winning the communications battle online is now an inescapable reality for parties wishing to reach younger voters, writes Georgia Hussey SET against a backdrop of high unemployment and slow growth, the re-election of Barack Obama was a feat that has not gone...

Last week, Colchester Borough Council voted through a motion that could see local councillors banned from using Twitter during council meetings. After a debate lasting more than two hours, a motion on the use of Twitter in the chamber - that was later voided by legal...

Jaron Lanier’s message in Who Owns the Future is that the digital revolution has propelled us to the start of an advanced information-based economy, ripe for exploitation by new digital elites before we've even started thinking about its fundamental impacts on the...

The Olympic Games gave an interesting backdrop to the start of the Better Together ground campaign, with Saturday marking the first campaigning weekend. From Alex Salmond's 'Scolympians' to Mo Farah – the temptation for politicos to muse on the Olympic impact on the...