Laura is Twittering from the party conferences
A promotional word from my colleague Laura Kuenssberg, who so ably stood in for me over the summer:
"I'm going to be covering this year's party conferences in a number of ways - obviously on the 91Èȱ¬ News channel throughout the next few weeks, but also for the first time on Twitter too. If you'd like to follow my updates, you can do so via this page: . You don't need a Twitter account to read my updates on that page, but if you want one (they're free), you can get one there by clicking the "Join today" box.
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I'd be interested to know what you think of this, so either send me a message via Twitter - I'm @91Èȱ¬LauraK - or you can add a comment at the bottom of this entry.
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At 21st Sep 2009, IR35_SURVIVOR wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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At 21st Sep 2009, TV Licence fee payer against 91Èȱ¬ censorship wrote:Does this really require a blog?...
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At 21st Sep 2009, Steve_M-H wrote:Bon fortune Laura, hope you do well. Come back soon!
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At 21st Sep 2009, CComment wrote:Hey Laura -
What did you do that was so bad that they gave you the party conferences ?
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At 21st Sep 2009, DisgustedOfMitcham2 wrote:Twitter seems a bit lightweight for such important stuff.
I'd far rather read Laura's thoughts on this blog. Not that I'd want to see Nick banished, of course, but I assume there is no technical reason why more than one person can't contribute to the blog?
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At 21st Sep 2009, saga mix wrote:big fan of Twitter, Nick ... when will we get the chance to follow you on there?
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At 21st Sep 2009, yellowbelly wrote:Cameron had it right about followers of Twitter!
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At 21st Sep 2009, MacScroggie wrote:Twittering seems a remarkably apt verb to use when reporting from the party conferences, whatever the gender of the reporter.
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At 21st Sep 2009, quietoldinthetooth wrote:Good luck laura keep em on their toes like strickly put em in the spot light.
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At 21st Sep 2009, aflfan wrote:Were you at the UKIP and Green conferences?
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At 22nd Sep 2009, Bertram Bird wrote:I have already visited Laura's Twitter from the conference, and I have to say it seems pointless. Twitter is awful. The 91Èȱ¬ is wasting talent by letting Laura drift away to the edges. A string of short observations is no substitute for a well-argued column. Mind you, with Nick dashing to Europe last week, and off to the VIP Lounge, Heathrow today, all we get from him is snatches of thought. Does this suggest that a big pile of ministers, civil servants and journalists are off on another jolly? I suppose they have salved their consciences by offsetting their carbon consumption or some such nonsense. Do they have no sense? I'm sure I heard the ghastly drone of Blair on Today this morning. I think he had jetted somewhere to discuss how to cut CO2. I'd begin to despair - but I began doing that ten years ago, so I've nearly finished now.
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At 22nd Sep 2009, StrongholdBarricades wrote:Got to agree with yellowbelly
Twitter is an excuse for not doing the job properly, but appearing to be busy doing it
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At 22nd Sep 2009, AndyC555 wrote:Twitter is fantastic.
How else would I know that Stephen Fry had poached egg for breakfast?
I look forward to hearing equally riviting snippets of the conference season.
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