Fishburn Hedges research shows new wave of MPs plugged into social media

By David Singleton, prweek.com, 01 April 2010, 3:51pm

Facebook and Twitter will become core ways that MPs communicate with their constituents following the election, according to new research conducted among the 'next generation' of MPs.

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