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BBC London uses YouTube for mayoral questions

April 22nd, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in BBC, Politics, Video, YouTube

Another news organisation getting in on the online act for next month’s London mayoral elections is the BBC with their BBC London election channel on YouTube.

London residents were asked to post video questions to candidates Boris Johnson, Brian Paddick and Ken Livingstone (not sure why the other parties aren’t included). A selection of these will be put to the runners as part of BBC London’s broadcast coverage this week - the first interview with Ken Livingstone airing tonight at 6:30pm on BBC1.

Here’s a video introduction to the project from BBC London:

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One Response to “BBC London uses YouTube for mayoral questions”

  1. Jobs in London Says:

    Good to see Central and Local Authorities embracing technology like that it really does make sense as a cheap and effective way of reaching a large and often younger audience. well done I say.

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