U.K. Election: Cyber Campaigning

The apparent refusal of Prime Minster Gordon Brown to discuss his biscuit preferences was one of the biggest items of news on a live Web chat.
U.K. Election: Cyber Campaigning
U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Browns stands near a computer logged onto a social networking site. With the first election since the advent of social media, politicians are keen to update strategies to master its vote-winning potential. Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Browns stands near a computer logged onto a social networking site. With the first election since the advent of social media, politicians are keen to update strategies to master its vote-winning potential. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
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