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The following document came into my possession from an anonymous source.
It is apparently a chart to be used to show how well the main political parties are using the Internet in political campaigning in the UK.
It is an evaluation of how well the various communities of political bloggers are doing in getting their message across to the general populace.
You can access the full document by clicking on the image below.
List of Questions
There was a “Written List of Questions” in the same package, which consisted of a single enquiry.
Question:
What is the data behind this barchart?
Answer:
It is a bar chart. What has data got to do with it?
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Categories: Knockabout, Political Blogging
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