Our positive vision versus Conservative desperation (LDN #180)
Welcome to the first Lib Dem Newswire of 2024, chock full of news and analysis, including a podcast about Charles Kennedy. … Read the full post »
Read my posts about Twitter, and especially how to use it in political campaigning. You can find me on Twitter at @markpack.
For more general advice about online campaigning, see my Online Politics posts.
Welcome to the first Lib Dem Newswire of 2024, chock full of news and analysis, including a podcast about Charles Kennedy. … Read the full post »
Elon Musk just keeps on giving people reasons to move away from X/Twitter. But of course one thing it still has in its favour is the number of people and communities that are still there. … Read the full post »
The simple way of protecting an account for an online service is with a password. But passwords on their own are not very secure. … Read the full post »
Writing for The Independent, Sunny Hundal says the Labour Party should get off Twitter. Let’s take a look at his argument. … Read the full post »
Welcome to the latest in my occasional series highlighting interesting findings from academic research. Today – another study on the impact of Twitter on election campaigns. … Read the full post »
Do you run one or more Liberal Democrat social media accounts, such as a Twitter account for a local party or a Facebook page for a regional party? … Read the full post »
The hashtag #FBPPR is mostly used on Twitter and stands for ‘follow back, pro-proportional representation’. It is a deliberate echo of the #FBPE – follow back, pro European – hashtag. … Read the full post »
Buffer and Bulk.ly might be great tools for sharing content via social media, but what about finding great content in the first place? That’s where TweetShelf comes in. … Read the full post »
Brought together in one place, here are the Liberal Democrat tools and services that I look after to help party activists keep informed and campaign. … Read the full post »
The more attention someone pays to politics, the more likely they are to be left/liberal in their views. That’s the finding from… … Read the full post »