19 May 2008 10:18 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
The Prime Minister has gone all Web 2.0 and embraced the digital world by launching an online PM's questions on the video sharing site YouTube.Described as a regular initiative, "Ask the PM", will see Gordon Brown responding to the most popular questions submitted by the YouTube community.
Those interested in posing a puzzler to the PM can submit video clips questions via the YouTube Downing Street channel.
"Politicians get a chance in prime minister's question time and other question times - I think it's time the public had a chance", Gordon Brown states in an introductory video.
BBC political correspondent Jo Coburn said the prime minister's online question time was a response to David Cameron's claims that he was an "analogue politician in a digital age".
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