Watch this excellent short video from BU’s Dr Darren Lilleker on how members of Parliament can use technology to connect with people, particularly in relation to EU dialogues in politics.
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I agree with what you posted Julie, it really is true that technology can now be used to connect to their constituency in the parliament world. As the continuous advancement of technology upraises individuals not just in the world of business industry and IT Support London, but also in the world of politics. Technology really is everywhere.