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By The Voice | Mon 15th March 2010 - 11:50 am

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It was packed weekend here at Lib Dem Voice, just as it was for conference delegates – so if you missed our coverage because you were in Birmingham, or simply want to re-live it all again, here’s the Voice’s handy guide to the conference-related posts published this past weekend …

Nick at conference:

Nick Clegg’s conference speech: what does it need to do? (Mark Pack)
The Clegg coalition line emerges (Iain Roberts)
Teachers, Thatcher, tax and troops: Nick Clegg Q&A (Helen Duffett)
The Indy on Nick: ‘Clegg the Credible’ (NewsHound)
Nick Clegg’s #ldconf speech: read it in full here (15) by The Voice
Nick Clegg’s speech delivers on all fronts (Stephen Tall)

Lib Dems and the Digital Economy Bill:

Danny Alexander commits party to seeking further changes to Digital Economy Bill (Mark Pack)
+++ BREAKING: Lib Dems to debate Freedom, Creativity and the Internet tomorrow (Iain Roberts)
Digital Economy Bill debate: what’s set to happen tomorrow? (Mark Pack)
+++ BREAKING: Freedom, Creativity & the Internet motion passed overwhelmingly (Iain Roberts)
+++ PODCAST: Lib Dem #debill debate (Alex Foster)
Lib Dems and the #debill (Alex Foster)

Inside the conference:

Paddy Ashdown in existential shock at rally (Iain Roberts)
“If you want change, vote for the only party that will bring about change” (Mark Pack)
No ring-fencing for cuts as Vince feels the love (Iain Roberts)
Parliamentary Parties report back to conference (Mark Pack)
Live blogging: Reports of the Federal Executive and the Federal Finance and Administration Committee (Mark Pack)
Can conference exhibitors find a little sparkle? (Iain Roberts)
LDVideo Special: Lib Dem Birmingham spring conference (Stephen Tall)

LDV Podcasts:

PODCAST: Authoritarianism fringe (Alex Foster)
+++ PODCAST: Lib Dem #debill debate (Alex Foster)

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