Website news you may have missed during conference

There was a huge upsurge in the quantity of posts during conference, so for your convenience, here is a quick recap of some of the technology news we featured during the week.

There’s a new Lib Dem website. Same address as the old one, but with buckets of new functionality. Hopefully, it will be introducing new people to local parties all the time, automatically.

The people who brought you Lib Dem Blogs are now bringing you Lib Dem Tweets – one handy, easy to find page bringing together the best of Lib Dem Twittering.

And NickClegg.com has been launched – the site that supports our leader, with photos, stories, speeches, meetings, and a huge number of new ways to interact with Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems through the internet

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