Nickclegg.com is live!

Or so says an excited text message arriving in the LDV Cupboard in the bowels of the conference centre in the dead of night, interrupting an all-important late-nite new-staff induction session. (Basically, “So, what do you find funny on the internet?”)

A confused phonecall later and we have the following information: NickClegg.com brings together a diverse set of content from a wide variety of different social networking sites and photo sites and the like, along with some special content that’s unique to NickClegg.com

NickClegg.com supports Nick Clegg’s official role as party leader, and in no way undermines or detracts from NickClegg.org.uk which continues to be a hub for constituents in his Sheffield Hallam seat.

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