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    Tax the phone companies not the people argues Gavin Hayes

    Wednesday, June 17 2009
    Tags:
    Internet | markets | nationalisation | privatisation

    On my way in to work today on the tube I was astounded to read a fellow traveller's Daily Express: ‘Now a tax on every phone' rang out the headline from the front page, which I immediately dismissed as the usual tabloid hysteria.

    The Sun sets on Labour, blogs shine on the Tories writes Nicholas Jones

    Friday, May 01 2009
    Tags:
    elections | Internet | media

    Campaign managers for the general elections of 2001 and 2005 were forced to take account of the impact which the 24-hour television news channels began to exercise over the daily political agenda - a process of readjustment which looks like speeding up yet again due to the influence of bloggers and the expanding audio-visual output of newspaper websites.

    Time for social democrats to come together says Tom Miller

    Monday, January 19 2009
    Tags:
    Barack Obama | Internet | Jon Cruddas | Labour Party | The US

    Last week saw the release of the Beta version of a brand new Labour website and community, LabourList.org. The slogan for the site is ‘where Labour people come together', which describes pretty accurately the mission behind it. Social democrats have and will always have issues to resolve within their own movement.