Julian Huppert: Internet Hero

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Julian Huppert: Internet Hero

By NewsHound | Mon 15th July 2013 - 1:02 pm

Julian Huppert, Liberal Democrat MP for Cambridge, has been named internet hero of the year by the Internet Service Providers’ Association for his work on the Communications Data Bill. As a further accolade he was described as “one of the few MPs to understand the internet.”

Julian explains why the bill could not be allowed to proceed here, and you can read much more about it here.

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4 Comments

Richard Shaw 15th Jul '13 - 1:16pm

Many congratulations to Julian on receiving a well deserved award.
MBoy 15th Jul '13 - 1:42pm

Well deserved. The best MP in Parliament right now.
Steve Way 15th Jul '13 - 2:00pm

@MBoy
Couldn’t agree more. Also stuck to his guns on secret courts and tuition fees. In my view integrity should be the most valued asset of any MP…
David Wright 15th Jul '13 - 5:07pm

I agree with Steve.
(And I want a LIKE button on LDV!)

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