A recent POSTnote briefing document from the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology on E-Democracy, references the conference presentation version of the forthcoming British Politics Paper on surveillance, personal information, facebook and political parties.
Around the time I started working at Birmingham, I noticed that they one of the upcoming research briefs from POST was on e-democracy, and sent them a few suggestions of people to talk to, read up on, along with this paper, so it definitely seems worth it to get things out there, and seen by people.
In the interests of full disclosure, I did a short research fellowship at POST a few years back, so had an insight into how their research for POSTnotes is conducted. This was mine.
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