Financial journalism is becoming void of real world significance. With coverage consisting of a bland mash of economic lingo and buzz words, British newspapers are forgetting the primary function of journalism. There’s an overabundance of stories that discuss...
MediaSpank’s guide to the whole scintillating 98-minute debate in six easy to digest snarky comments. Including Romney is a klutz, The candidates didn't really care about the questions and Robama II looked like it was about to come to blows.
In Westminster, being human is back en vogue. The leaders of the three main parties have stepped up to their pulpits to regale us with Olympic metaphors, tales of a disabled son, scary head teachers and, and why they are sorry...
My office is lined with books. I stumbled across one of them, Better Than Sex by Hunter S Thompson, and a passage on the British Monarchy this morning...
In the space of ten days, three memes pointed to the future of mankind’s ability to cope with what flushes down the pipes of the internet, whether it’s religious hatred, PG-13 pornography or The Great American Douchebag...
The controversy over comments made by Andrew Mitchell to police officers manning the Downing Street gate will not lead to his resignation. In Cameron's cabinet much more serious offences have been swept under the carpet and, even in the midst of his bumbling...
It’s convention week in Tampa and the news networks are relaying a 24-hour barrage of Republican Party commentary mixed with wind monitors, hurricane-grade graphics and live reports from journalists struggling to stand up straight...
The presidential race is on a knife edge and Obama is looking to galvanise the same grassroots army that he led to victory in 2008. Here in Denver, a key swing state, campaigners are beginning the marching season, what does Obama's base look like four years on?
Mitt Romney made a great speech on Thursday. In successive stories he courted the female vote and even spoke to the benefits of immigration, dealing with two demographics he’s had trouble with. But he's still Romney...