Charles Arthur on Top Down Internet
Regarding yesterday’s joint committee report on t’interweb and regulating blogs and such, Charles Arthur writes a nice, considered piece in the Groan, explaining just why […]
Month: July 2008
Here We Go Again
Via the Exile, I see that the issue of blog control has, yet again, reared its ugly head. Internet users will be protected from abusive […]
Supping With the Devil
No, I’m not supping with that Devil… Rather, belatedly, I’m commenting on Lord Carey’s article in the News of the World whereby he presents what […]
Why I Have Learned to Hate Socialism
Neville Rigby’s article on the speech by Alan Johnson encapsulates neatly for me everything that is detestable about socialism: Alan Johnson, Britain’s health secretary, got […]
More on Water
Marina Hyde comments on the bottled water fad that has swept the country in the past few years. I have some sympathy with her points, […]
Terminally Stupid
Was there ever a campaign group more aptly named than Plane Stupid? One of these little wankstains decided to pull a stunt earlier this week […]
In the Wake of Glasgow East
Cameron has called for a snap election. A call that Brown has declined. Well, he would, woudn’t he? Tags: glasgow+east, good+news
Freedom of Speech and Privacy
I see that in the wake of the Mosley judgement, the media has been getting its collective knickers in a knot claiming that today marks a less […]
Mosley Wins
So Max Mosely has won his case. This is good news for privacy and anything that is bad for the News of the World is good for […]
The Detox Con
I had always regarded the detox fad as just another new age fashion; a con that relieved the vulnerable and impressionable of their money. It looks […]