Read my posts about the four-yearly sporting event, the Olympics. They started up in their modern form in Athens, Greece in 1896.
Perhaps the most common mistake political campaigners make is to think that it’s boring, unnecessary and Luddism for political campaigns to keep on repeating a small number of messages. … Read the full post »
There has been a burst of headlines about how students can’t tell the difference between an advert and editorial content when looking at information online. But… … Read the full post »
… until the 2nd edition of 101 Ways To Win An Election is out. … Read the full post »
Hugh Gillette-Down, Expert Commentator, speaks about the Olympics. … Read the full post »
More comedy genius from Australia’s Clarke and Dawe as Hugh Jexcitement, Sports Commentator, speaks. … Read the full post »
See how Pathe News reported on the 1964 general election in Britain. … Read the full post »
Dozens of people in Japan will be whisked to the local shops in driverless taxis next year ahead of plans to use driverless cars at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. … Read the full post »
Watch the new Lib Dem party political broadcast, introducing Tim Farron to the public and featuring an appeal to join the party. … Read the full post »
The London Olympics are a great example of why politicians sometimes should lead, rather than follow, public opinion – and also therefore why dreams of internet-powered instant direct democracy aren’t so hot. … Read the full post »
Surely a dead cert for the next Olympics. … Read the full post »