As Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice, one of the top political blogs in the UK, and an award-winning blogger, I appear frequently in the media – in print, online and in person – and regularly speak at conferences and seminars on British politics and the impact of new media.

You can view the collection of my writings on, and appearances in, the media by clicking here.

Here are a few highlights of what I’ve done …

>> Editor, Liberal Democrat Voice since 2007. Responsible for writing regular content, generating member surveys, commissioning articles from a variety of Lib Dem and independent contributors. Readership has grown from 7,500 unique readers in summer 2007 to a peak of 140,000 in 2010. Lib Dem Voice is recognised as one of the top 5 political blogs within the UK (source: wikio.com). I have hosted, chaired and spoken at party conference events, and various seminars and conferences on British politics and on the impact of new media.

>> Articles published in: The Guardian newspaper and its Comment Is Free website, Parliamentary Monitor, Government Gazette, the Poltico’s Guide To Political Blogging In The UK (2007, 2009, 2010), and Liberal Democrat News. Regular column during the 2010 election for the International Business Times.

>> Interview appearances on: BBC1 The Politics Show, BBC Question Time Extra, BBC1 Breakfast, BBC and Sky News, BBC Radio 4 Today Programme, The Westminster Hour, and The World Tonight, BBC Radio 5 Live, TalkSport, BBC Radio Oxford and other local radio stations.

>> Awards: inaugural Lib Dem Blog of the Year 2006 award at the party’s annual conference for website www.stephentall.org.uk (now archived) and my blog A Liberal Goes A Long Way (now hosted here). Finalist, together with three MPs, in the New Statesman New Media Awards 2006 (Elected Representative category).