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"The BBC is to send 150 staff to the Beijing Olympics, according to the Telegraph. The plan costs £1m. Great Britain will be sending around 300 athletes. The BBC is sending one hack for every two British competitors. Your licence fee. Their junket…"
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"On a service like Facebook some disgruntled customers set up a 'hate' group about your organisation. In among the rants appear some negative comments from one or two of your own employees! What do you do??". Good question...but doesn't suggest an answer
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"Every 6 months I watch Horizon, the flagship science strand of the BBC. And then I like to shout into the the TV, 'JESUS F*$^ING CHRIST I REMEMBER WHEN THIS WAS A QUALITY SHOW THAT ACTUALLY CATERED TO PEOPLE WITH AN INTEREST IN SCIENCE'". Awesome rant.
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"Phillips Economic Analog Computer, conceived by Bill Phillips. He designed the machine to demonstrate in a visual way the circular flow of money within the economy". Unclear from the picture if it has a button marked 'Northern Rock'
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"What is outrageous is that the Mayor spent £1.4m on a consultation on this and has so far refused to publish the results". Good blog engagement - a Green Party officer provides a link to the report - but shouldn't Phil have been able to find it from TFL
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"The power of the 'music mix' has been documented over the years. Reagan used one packed with U2 & Extreme to bring down the Berlin Wall. Prince Charles broke up with Diana with a bunch of Depeche Mode and Smiths tracks". Greg's choices are OK too.
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"It seems that once again the BBC's pro-Israeli bias knows no bounds". Now, hang on a second here chappy, I thought it was a well documented fact that the BBC was anti-Israeli. Fancy anyone thinking the BBC could be biased the other way?
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"This is very poor stuff from the normally very social-media-savvy Guardian. And the lesson to be learnt? You can't out-smart your readers. If you aren't being authentic, you will be found out by the crowd".
