‘Bring it on bitches’
WHOEVER wins in Haverstock tomorrow, isn’t what we all really want from our candidates are people who are clear and decisive, speak their mind and are open about their [...]
Election Live: Two minute warning
Live Blog: May 7/11.17am THANKS to the BBC for publicising my excitable tweets from the election count this morning. Hopefully some of the drama of the event came over in the [...]
Winners and losers on the Tweetdeck
THE Conservative shadow housing minister Grant Shapps ranks number 21 on the most influential people on Twitter, according to some survey or other. After meeting him [...]
Thought for the day
CLEVER clogs journalist, broadcaster and all round good egg Jonathan Fryer is in the latest press of the Liberal Democrat News, the party’s weekly newspaper, urging [...]
Was Tamsin asked to stand for the Greens in Holborn and St Pancras?
WEST Hampstead has a top blogger and Twitter expert who you can follow at @whampstead. It’s a good week to take a look at his work right now, as he has posted an [...]
Twitter answers back
THE debate over the importance of Twitter and other social networking sites in the coming elections, held at City University, continues to cause ripples. Andrew Marshall, the [...]
Tweet and see
TO City University, that hotbed for fast-tracking, fast tweeting £4,000-a-course student journalists, and a special debate with Nick Robinson and others on one of their [...]
Don’t miss a word
HOW do you fancy trying this for size: Live blogging from council meetings? There’s news today that the Manchester Evening News are running with it, firing off minute [...]
Web guidance for Boris
WHERE’S Gilligan? Whenever Ken Livingstone committed a minor indiscretion like this he would be roasted by the Evening Standard. Yet when Boris Johnson gets a ticking [...]
How much?
GILES Coren was so chuffed with the amount of money Camden Council paid him to launch the Love Camden brochure – a sort of council guide to local [...]