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Criticism - dishing it out and getting it back

editor wrote 1 week ago: by Mike Wright NO ONE likes criticism. Even the most committed self effacer secretly winces inside w … more →

Tags: Journalism, Newspapers, media, criticism, The Times, Reporters, Comments

Muchos Excitmentos

billywee wrote 1 week ago: Giles Coren has a new book! How very very very very exciting! I have already read two previews, whic … more →

Tags: Restaurant

Don't Mention It2 comments

Charlotte Lytton wrote 2 weeks ago: When Jack Dorsey founded Twitter in 2006, I wonder if he saw it as the conviction aiding, celeb stal … more →

Tags: General, twitter, huffington post, Jack Dorsey, Alice Vincent

fiskeharrison wrote 6 months ago: Alexander Fiske-Harrison was born in London in 1976, the youngest of three brothers. He grew up betw … more →

Tags: alan turing, Alexander Fiske-Harrison, animal welfare, ape language research, Artificial Intelligence, British bullfighter, english bullfighter, Georgia State University, hackney empire

Poppy Dinsey interview2 comments

themanwhofellasleep wrote 12 months ago: I haven’t blogged in a while, but I thought I would revive my ill-conceived attempt to interview peo … more →

Tags: Interview, London, Primark, poppy dinsey, Fashion, Blogger, Top Shop, Clothes, Paul Carr

People Power 22 comments

electricginger wrote 1 year ago: As you might be able to tell from the last post, I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking abo … more →

Tags: Politics, technology, World News, Dom Joly, imogen thomas, injunction, legislation, libel, piers morgan

Legal reality forgotten in media excitement

Alex Bath wrote 1 year ago: “I had decided that there was ample reason not to trust Ms Thomas” “It now seems t … more →

Tags: News, Football, Sport, Manchester United, Ryan Giggs, Justice Eady, super-injunction, piers morgan, imogen thomas

HACKGATE DAY 130: Prescott turns heat on the Met as the privacy invasion debate broadens8 comments

John Ward wrote 1 year ago: “No officer, I will not come quietly….” Why hacking, blagging, taping, spam, socia … more →

Tags: private hearings, Christine Lagarde, lord prescott, met police, Ryan Giggs, Sepp Blatter

Injunctions may stink, but not like those who break them

theartsnow wrote 1 year ago: Well, what a 24 hours. Finally the non-story became a story. The clamour for a TV screen across news … more →

Tags: Arts and Culture, injunctions, Footballer, named, John Hemmings, twitter

Ryan Giggs named as footballer at the centre of twitter privacy row

Andrew Soar wrote 1 year ago: Ryan Giggs named in Twitter privacy row Ryan Giggs has been named as the premiership footballer at t … more →

Tags: culture and life, News, Showbiz, Legal, sex, Sport, Football, Ryan Giggs, twitter

Week Of Work Taken To An Entirely Different Level, Super-Injunction Saga Drags on & Scheduling Truce At The Beeb & ITV!

matthowarthofficial wrote 1 year ago: Well it certainly has been a long few days and that’s of work and indeed since my last post an … more →

Tags: Post, TV, life 2, X-Factor, Celebrity, Rant, itv, Society, celebrity culture

for richer, for poorer - victoria coren2 comments

EastEndLass wrote 1 year ago: For Richer, For Poorer As soon as I saw Victoria Coren talking about her book on Twitter, I knew tha … more →

Tags: Books, Book Reviews, ... only-connect, for richer for poorer, victoria coren, Poker

The 10 most followed UK restaurant critics4 comments

The Chef Hermes Blog wrote 1 year ago: This post follows on from a post done by Huffington Post & retweeted by many including Slash Foo … more →

Tags: header image, Culinary life observations, Jay Rayner, journalists, matthew fort, Marina O'Loughlin, Richard Vines, Kate Spicer, The Times

Food Links, 20.04.2011

sharedpast wrote 1 year ago: Annia Ciezaldo investigates what a ‘Mediterranean diet’ really is, and asks if actually … more →

Tags: Links, organic, Agriculture, Jay Rayner, Mediterranean Diet, Jane Grigson, farm labour, AA Gill, restaurant critics

Cut Down to Size

notreallyworking wrote 1 year ago: Bad subbing is the literary equivalent of letting a particularly ham-fisted toddler apply your make- … more →

Tags: Talk is cheap, the guardian, brighton rock, The Times, Radio Times

The Anti-Feminist Backlash in an Age of Austerity12 comments

Pablo K wrote 1 year ago: I suppose, in a way, British men are like white people were in Nineties South Africa or young German … more →

Tags: Fallacy, Lies They Hope You Won't Spot, Hegemony & Ideology, Feminism, rape, Richard Seymour, Tony Porter, british crime survey, sex & the city

Here's to reasonable, pragmatic feminism! Down with outdated polemics!8 comments

Liz wrote 1 year ago: I’m going to blog about something that happened a whole week ago. Everybody else has probably … more →

Tags: rants, Sky Sports, Daily Mail, ssy, scottish socialist youth, Feminism

Reasons for hope despite Giles Coren2 comments

J. P. E. Harper-Scott wrote 1 year ago: Giles Coren. Cute, funny, idiot. The same structure that makes our current political situation hopel … more →

Tags: Ideology, Politics, misogyny, badiou, melanie phillips, Daily Mail

Giles Coren on sexism4 comments

womanontheedgeoftime wrote 1 year ago: Giles: I used to fancy him. No longer. It’s a shame to see a man of obvious writing prowess pr … more →

Tags: Feminism, sexism


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