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London 2012 Olympic Games Diary: 2 August
The gold rush momentum continued to build for Team GB with three golds today. First up was our C2 canoe slalom duo of Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott, who had entered the final in sixth so headed out first, but … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Sport, UK Politics
Tagged Boris Johnson, C2, canoeing, chased out of town with sticks, Chris Hoy, cycling, David Florence, Etienne Stott, Gemma Gibbons, gold rush, Olympic Diary, Olympics, Peter Wilson, Richard Hounslow, rowing, Rupert Murdoch, shooting, Team GB, Tim Baillie
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Tory MP for Cannock Chase, Aidan Burley, Shows His True Colours
Last year I was disgusted to see the ex-mining town that I grew up in elect a Tory MP. Today that disgust was amplified as news broke that Aidan Burley, the Tory MP for Cannock Chase, had been involved in … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, UK Politics
Tagged Aidan Burley, Cannock Chase, chased out of town with sticks, David Cameron, nasty party, Nazi, same old Tories, stag do, Tory
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Ed Miliband, David Cameron, and the Perception of Authority; A Social Media Influence Analogy
To be an effective leader in any line of work you not only need to be good at what you do; you also need to be seen to be good at what you do. You need the perception of authority. … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Business, Futures Studies, Media, Mystery & Conspiracy, Social Media, UK Politics
Tagged chased out of town with sticks, David Cameron, Ed Miliband, evil, Facebook, Klout, media, News Corp, News of the World, PeerIndex, perception of authority, police, Power, Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch, social media, social media influence, Twitter
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