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Category Archives: Politics & Society
Taking advantage of the sun
I’ve been a crap blogger recently, if you subscribe to my feed you’ll probably notice that I haven’t given you much to read. I haven’t packed in the blog, I’ve just busy been reading, observing, analysing and thinking. The Ad/Media world has turned into a circus over the last 6 or 7 months. Budget cuts, [...]
Also posted in Advertising, Social Media Tagged blogversations, online debates, Politics & Society, respect Leave a comment
Creativity and Innovation
I was a proud brother today, I attended my sisters graduation. Rakhi graduated with a BSc(Hons) in Sports Studies, she is now one step closer to her dream of owning her own kiddy fat camp. Sitting in St Albans Cathedral brought back memories of my own graduation whilst simultaneously reminding me of how fast the [...]
Also posted in Random Tagged academic funding, academic intelligence, Creativity, innovation, technology companies Leave a comment
Obama won because of hip-hop
I saw this interview live whilst I was eating my supper, other friends who also saw it said they cringed. I’ve got all of Dizzees’ albums and I know for a fact he’s not stupid, some of his lyrics are quick witted and quite clever. Part of me thinks was he playing up to the [...]
Also posted in WOM Tagged advocacy, McCain, Obama, US election 2008, WOM, youth culture Leave a comment
Morality
I love reading Wired, every month the magazine is a good mix of technology, politics, science and other things from the town of Geeksville. I never really log-on to their website purely because I read so many blogs and tech websites, picking up an actual paper pub and flicking through it over a coffee [...]
Get involved – “Pass it on”
I’ve been watching Jamie’s Ministry of Food for a couple of weeks and I think it’s brilliant! A real life example of a social experiment that encourages people to cook, eat well and pass on their learnings. In the show Jamie drives around Rotherham, knocking on peoples doors, holding cooking classes and getting people to [...]
Primark and Sweatshops
With all the hot water retailers like Primark have got into, I became intrigued by all the press and media attention.
Sweatshops have been around for years, manufacturers such as Nike and GAP have also come under fire for using cheap labour in their overseas factories, providing employees with miniscule wages and diabolical working conditions...
Posted in Politics & Society Tagged chemicals, ethical clothing, fair trade, fashion, GAP, India, media attention, Nike, organic Leave a comment







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