European lawmakers underuse the internet according to new research. The findings show that while three quarters of MEPs use their personal websites to reach the electorate, only a minority understands the potential of using online technologies to help them interract with people. Only half visit blogs once a week or more, and two thirds have never heard of the social networking tool Twitter.
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May 27, 2009 | 11:17 PM
I think we may see a major shift with not only the new Parliament, but also the increased demand for transparent, accountable politics that will undoubtedly not remain a solely UK phenomenon. Something we will be discussing at: http://tr.im/kDGD and feeding back on at: http://www.twibes.com/group/Brusselerati