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This lunch time at a central London location these crisps were given out. A promotion – I assume – for REAL crisps. Their people approached you and offered you the crisps, you had to choose according to what you intended to vote. Not that you had to, you could take all three if you . . . → Read the rest of this entry… A bit of a surreal UK election from my point of view. Facebook reminds me to vote…
and then THE SUN finds hope (but no shame)
Let’s see. . . . → Read the rest of this entry… I’ve started writing something and deleted it numerous times. It is a horrible, horrible day. Athens Uploaded by Verani Federico on 2 May 10, 11.15PM BST Athens Uploaded . . . → Read the rest of this entry…
Jump on the social media bandwagon Uploaded by Matt Hamm on 15 Oct 08, 10.07PM GMT. We had this discussion the other day with Stavros Kontaksis (blog in Greek) - @stakon on Twitter – the fact that . . . → Read the rest of this entry…
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Dora Bakoyannis is the Greek Foreign Minister – serving under the current Conservative government – and I would really like to see her do better with online presence . . . → Read the rest of this entry… The public policy campaign is a strange beast. On one end of the spectrum it can be run by big corporations with huge budgets and expensive public affairs consultants and on the other end it can be run by a small group of citizens or a voluntary organisation on a very tight budget. This . . . → Read the rest of this entry… |
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David Cameron speaking at NESTA Originally uploaded by conservativepartyuk Did you hear? David Cameron – the Leader of the Opposition in the UK (Conservative) – went on the O’Connell radio show and managed to swear twice. I’m sorry that I don’t find this exciting or important.
Foreign Minister, David Miliband with Greek Foreign Minister, Dora Bakoyanni Originally uploaded by UK in Greece (British Embassy, Athens)