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Charlie Brooker’s Newswipe – S1E6

Bugger, it’s finished…

Charlie BrookerCharlie Brooker‘s Newswipe has reached the end of it’s run, I shall have to rely on my own comments aimed at the TV news output in future. Hopefully he’ll be recommissioned in the not to distant…

Thankfully it’s on YouTube…

Newswipe with Charlie Brooker - S1E6P1

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The Book Thing…

‘You can choose to view a report onscreen about the capture process and dropped frames.’

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Ooh, You are Awful…

… but I like you;

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Twitter Updates for 2009-04-29

@stephenfry Times like this I miss living in London dearly… :-/ in reply to [...]

Guardian Validate AP Campaign

I'm Not a Terrorist

AP’s campaign leads to Guardian investigation

AP’s ongoing campaign for the rights of enthusiasts to freely take pictures in public places has prompted an investigation by The Guardian.

Ten months after the 7 July terrorist attacks on London Guardian Unlimited sent reporter James Sturcke into the centre of the capital to find out whether taking pictures of London landmarks still attracts the unwanted attention of security personnel. Continue reading this item…

OMG! Swine Flu!! We’re Doomed…

Album Art Game – April 2009

How to play

The King

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Twitter Updates for 2009-04-26

Twitter Updates for 2009-04-25

60,000 New Ignorant PITAs Target Togs

I'm Not a Terrorist

Photographers face wider anti terror curbs – Cameras trigger terrorism fears

Civilians are being told to be on guard for people carrying cameras and zoom lenses as part of anti-terrorism seminars being rolled out nationwide.

The Home Office insists that there is no alternative as Britain continues to be on a state of high alert for a possible terrorist attack.

The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) aims to train 60,000 volunteers – including security guards and council workers – as part of counter-terrorism measures in areas such as shopping centres, hotels and stations.

Each training session lasts three hours, including a coffee break, according to the project’s website. Continue reading this item…