Previous research has identified how the internet has been used by sitting MPs as both a communication tool and as a tool for political campaigning. However, the majority of the research available focuses on external analyses of digital media resources and only limited research exists on MPs’ attitudes to digital media and their perceptions of its use and value. This report describes the findings of a survey of 168 MPs and of a subsequent focus group of MPs and parliamentary staff. The report provides recommendations for MPs, constituents and for Parliament.