Author Archives: Tim Ireland
About Tim Ireland
Tim is the sole author of Bloggerheads.Huzzah!
Goodbye, Tony Blair features in the latest B3ta newsletter. Oh, and is it just me, or do people of a rightward-leaning persuasion have trouble appreciating Part II?
Emap: a quick update
Emap: After some phone-chasing today, I found out that I’ve been passed straight over to their lawyers. How lovely. What are the odds, do you think, of the lawyers’ fee being more than what I’m asking for my picture?
Ayup, cockers
Two days later and not so much as a courtesy reply from Emap, despite their organisation making 28 visits to my report on their image-nickery. Time to chase, I think. While you wait, have a peek at this: Billboard – … Continue reading
What he said
Snip a few bits of this and you have the reason why I’m so involved in politics. In fact, you probably wouldn’t have caught me within a mile of Westminster without it: Independent – Two words sum up why I … Continue reading
Automated inhumanity
Torboto: The Robot That Tortures People (mirror) Link via neOnbubble.
Sidebar updated
I really have to do something more sophisticated with my navbar, but for now I’ve settled for a bit of a tidy-up and a few additions under ‘associates’.
‘Mere’ rendition and sheer audacity
Via goatchurch and Peter Gasston: The New Yorker – The General’s Report (by Seymour M. Hersh): Taguba, watching the hearings, was appalled. He believed that Rumsfeld’s testimony was simply not true. “The photographs were available to him – if he … Continue reading
Ripped off: Emap earns an invoice (and some free advice)
I was at a panel discussion last night. The subject was The Dark Side of Social Media. It was an industry event, but we only really got down to the nuts and bolts of how this dark side might impact … Continue reading
Goodbye, Tony Blair: Farewell Video and Pardons
OK folks, here’s that video I’ve been promising you for the past umpteen weeks: Goodbye, Tony Blair Please be aware that this is by no means my final word on Blair. I plan to keep my vow to pursue him … Continue reading
