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We’re talking digital policy today

By Mark Pack | Thu 21st April 2011 - 9:23 am

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We’re trying something a little different today – three much longer posts than usual, all on the same policy theme. As the party currently has an Information Technology and Intellectual Policy Working Group at work, we’ve picked the same topic for today’s theme.

Today’s trio of posts are going to be:

For more about the Policy Working Group’s work, see the original consultation paper and my account of the consultation session at the Liverpool conference.

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This entry was posted in Party policy and internal matters and Site news.

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One Comment

Ben 21st Apr '11 - 12:37pm

Since we’re talking digital

1010011010 – number of the no to AV campaign 😉

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