<p>Today we begin with the online campaign, Rory Hughes of Queen’s Radio and Julia Flanagan of Northern Slant are joined by the Journalist Amanda Ferguson. They ask, does it make a difference if you watched the leaders debate on TV, or just watched clips online? How does social media change how parties target voters? And how can we make our echo chambers less echo-ey?</p>

Today we begin with the online campaign, Rory Hughes of Queen’s Radio and Julia Flanagan of Northern Slant are joined by the Journalist Amanda Ferguson. They ask, does it make a difference if you watched the leaders debate on TV, or just watched clips online? How does social media change how parties target voters? And how can we make our echo chambers less echo-ey?

<p>Today we begin with the online campaign, Rory Hughes of Queen’s Radio and Julia Flanagan of Northern Slant are joined by the Journalist Amanda Ferguson. They ask, does it make a difference if you&nbsp;watched the leaders debate on TV, or just watched clips online? How does social media change how parties target voters? And how can we make our echo chambers less echo-ey?</p>

The Online Campaign

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