General election - Use of microtechnology

Title
General election - Use of microtechnology
Genre
News report; Interview
TX Date
May 1987
Year of production
1987
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Duration
00:04:15
Description
Report on use of microtechnology in election campaigns, during the 1987 General Election campaign; interview with John Mends, head of internal communications at Labour Party headquarters; Andy Murray, Alliance; Peter Morrison, Conservative Party. Reporter not identified.
Contributors
Peter Morrison; John Mends; Andy Murray
Keywords
Elections; Labour Party; Conservative Party; Liberal Party; Political parties; Microcomputers; SDP; General elections; Political coalitions; Computer networks; Telecommunications; Election campaigns

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