Any political person with a bit of talent will tell you that you have to keep an eye on your enemy. Whether it’s reading Le Figaro or scanning through pages of pompous euro-sceptic drivel. Intending to do the latter, I headed over to my old pals, the Tory Society at the University of Bath. They’ve [...]
It’s finally here and took me literally all afternoon to make. It’s my Party Election Broadcast for the Labour Party, as part of the House of Twits PEB competition, where I could stand to win an amazing £20.10, more than twice the cost it took to make! As you can see, I went with the [...]
A bit of a Christmas Cracker now, from our very own living bad joke. Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Tory PPC for North-East Somerset, really is the comedy Tory gift who keeps on giving. (Giving tax benefits to the super-rich that is, ho ho!) His latest gaffe, since November, sees him once again faking he truth. Private [...]
This is a follow-up to my previous story on copyright. I finally won my copyright battle on Youtube! I had filed a complaint once before about by video, “Ricky Knight against the BNP” which was downloaded and re-uploaded by a user called “nobnp4uk,” a YouTube magpie who will grab any bits of footage that fit [...]
Well, I’m back on Facebook, after a week-and-a-bit. I was originally hoping to extend my Facebook holiday to the entire month of May, were it not for a few people asking me to do things that required the site. Nevertheless, my essays are done and I did learn a thing or two from my experience: [...]
I am leaving Facebook. I don’t think I will deactivate the account, touch I did click the button and decided not to confirm. I’ve deleted my browser bookmark, uninstalled my blackberry application (looking forward to it) and disabled any kind of email notification. I’ll still be using Twitter and I will DEFINITELY still be on [...]
Leaving aside the confusion that I am going to twitter about blogging about twitter, I’m going to look at the key differences between a blog post and a tweet.
I’m on the blogosphere, I’m on the Facebook, I’m on the Blackberry and now I’m on the Twitter. The Twitter website was established all the way back in 2006, but in recent weeks the Twitterers have come home to roost, along with all the associated awful puns and weak metaphors. The “deal” with Twitter, for [...]
The University has been announced as a finalist in the e-Government National Awards 2008. These awards are intended to highlight Great Britain’s most effective services which improve citizen and business transactions with councils, central government departments and other public sector organisations. Bath University Computing Services put forward a proposal entitled Bath, Drains and Web 2.0 [...]
The Student Academic Representative elections are to be held online next year, following a decision from the Students’ Union and two successful pilot schemes. The proposal is expected to ensure a fast, transparent and reliable elections process with improved clarity for students. It is also hoped that there will be an additional gain as these [...]
