By Rich Leigh

I spotted a tweet from part-time BBC Radio 2 presenter, full-time tweeter Jeremy Vine this morning, highlighting a few paragraphs of the FT.

According to the article from last Friday, David Cameron “enlisted the help of technology companies including Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Snap Fashion and The Lad Bible to generate ideas to boost turnout” among 18-24 year olds in the upcoming EU Referendum.

Snap Fashion’s 28 year old founder Jenny Griffiths is credited with coming up with a #VoteyMcVoteFace campaign – yes, that’s a campaign that, as so many do, started with the realisation that one word rhymed with Read full story ›

Source: The Drum