Monthly Archives: May 2008

Number 10 Takes PMQ’s To Youtube

Posted on May 19, 2008 by Gez Smith

According to this story, Gordon Brown is going to be launching an online version of Prime Minister’s Question Time In June. It’s an attempt to ‘reconnect with younger voters’ according to the BBC (isn’t everything online described as that now?) … Continue reading →

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Buzz, sales and votes.

Posted on May 14, 2008 by ChrisQ

I’ve finally managed to dig out this v.interesting blog post on a recent piece of research from New York University’s Stern Business School that correlates online “chatter” to higher physical album sales. What the researchers did was to monitor the … Continue reading →

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Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK Branch site launches

Posted on May 9, 2008 by Ben

Yes, it’s a lengthy title but if I’d abbreviated it you wouldn’t know that we’d done a site for a Parliamentary organisation, would you? The mission of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association ‘is to promote the advancement of parliamentary democracy by … Continue reading →

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Here come the tube-steppers

Posted on May 1, 2008 by ChrisQ

Today we launched our final Opinion Tracker analysis for the Mayoral elections.  The results are pretty interesting, with what looks like a final surge of buzz and positive sentiment for Boris. Check out our latest election opinion research results here … Continue reading →

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