A blogging seminar to be held in the House of Commons on Monday will create the first ever Wi-Fi hot spot in the building, but it will be live only for one day. The first ever Wi-Fi network in the House of Commons will go online on Monday, but only for one day as part of a seminar on how politicians can use Weblogs, or ‘blogs’, to communicate with their constituents. Over 100 bloggers, politicians and journalists are expected to attend the “Can Weblogs change politics?” seminar, which has been organised by VoxPolitics, an online think-tank dedicated to investigating the impact of new technology on politics.