http://www.diffusionpr.com A Payment-by-Results PR consultancy specialising in integrated communication campaigns for ambitious Consumer, Media, Digital and Mobile brands Mon, 31 Jan 2011 10:08:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://www.diffusionpr.com/team/daljit-bhurji/comment-page-1/#comment-4119 Digital Election campaign swayed 40 per cent of the electorate on 6 May 2010 | Its Just Life! Fri, 11 Jun 2010 20:42:58 +0000 http://www.diffusionpr.com/team/daljit-bhurji/#comment-4119 [...] Daljit Bhurji, managing director of Diffusion PR commented, “The 2010 election campaign was dominated by the novelty of the TV debates but it is clear that digital channels, many also used for the first time in a General Election, influenced the electoral choices of British voters. This was not the Digital Election some had predicted but it certainly was a Digital Election, with online campaigning making an impact with the majority of the public.“ [...] [...] Daljit Bhurji, managing director of Diffusion PR commented, “The 2010 election campaign was dominated by the novelty of the TV debates but it is clear that digital channels, many also used for the first time in a General Election, influenced the electoral choices of British voters. This was not the Digital Election some had predicted but it certainly was a Digital Election, with online campaigning making an impact with the majority of the public.“ [...]

]]> http://www.diffusionpr.com/team/daljit-bhurji/comment-page-1/#comment-3901 Digital Election campaign swayed 40 per cent of the electorate on 6 May 2010 | Its Just Life! Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:25:51 +0000 http://www.diffusionpr.com/team/daljit-bhurji/#comment-3901 [...] Daljit Bhurji, managing director of Diffusion PR commented, “The 2010 election campaign was dominated by the novelty of the TV debates but it is clear that digital channels, many also used for the first time in a General Election, influenced the electoral choices of British voters. This was not the Digital Election some had predicted but it certainly was a Digital Election, with online campaigning making an impact with the majority of the public.“ [...] [...] Daljit Bhurji, managing director of Diffusion PR commented, “The 2010 election campaign was dominated by the novelty of the TV debates but it is clear that digital channels, many also used for the first time in a General Election, influenced the electoral choices of British voters. This was not the Digital Election some had predicted but it certainly was a Digital Election, with online campaigning making an impact with the majority of the public.“ [...]

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