Paddick overtakes Livingstone on the internet

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Paddick overtakes Livingstone on the internet

By Mark Pack | Tue 22nd April 2008 - 1:04 pm

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So says Hitwise, the internet traffic analysis company, in this interesting report.

UPDATE: Meanwhile, this interesting tracker of online discussion says that Brian Paddick is getting the most positive online buzz, though Boris Johnson is the person most talked about.

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This entry was posted in London and Online politics.

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2 Comments

Jo Christie-Smith 22nd Apr '08 - 2:15pm

Fascinaiting; I look forward when we do rival the US for the amount of good quality comment and internet campaigning techniques.

Well done Brian!!
Anonymous 22nd Apr '08 - 4:04pm

Lib Dem bloggers, especially from London, can increase the traffic to Brian Paddick’s site by adding a banner to their own site linking to Brian Paddick’s.

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