Homeland Union goes high-tech

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Homeland Union goes high-tech

Aug 06, 2008
By Adam Mullett

Homeland Union hopes it can win votes online.

VILNIUS - The conservative Homeland Union party has established a presence in the controversial video game Second Life. The Internet-based virtual world is seen as one of the most advanced social networking projects in recent years but has also attracted criticism for its largely unregulated environment. The Homeland Union copied the idea from politicians in other countries who had done the same. The Estonian government has already created an embassy in the digital world. Andrius Kubilius, t ...

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