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jun 12, 2018 sun front page is a perfect metaphor for brexit tuesday’s sun is urging mps to back brexit with a very ‘brexity’ front page (in as much as it is a combination of nostalgia, willful ignorance and fabrication). for example, among the icons of ‘great britain’ the sun wants mps to get dewy-eyed about are, in no particular order: - the mini (taken over by bmw and given a new lease of life by the german manufacturer in 2000). - the qatar-owned shard which was designed by an italian architect. - some sheep (uk sheep farmers rely on the eu for up to 70 per cent of their income). - the eu-funded angel of the north, whose artist antony gormley has complained in the past about his sculpture being misappropriated by leave campaigners . other symbols picked by the sun hark back to a rose-tinted, mythical yesteryear that certain progress-averse newspaper editors long for; a time when brits carried blue passports, royals travelled by yacht and millions more people bought newspapers. for example: - there is the coal-fired drax power station (because pollution used to be something we could be proud of, until science came along and ruined it for everybody). - there is the crumbling houses of parliament which is currently being propped up by us contractors . - there is the number 15 bus, nowadays just a three-mile-long heritage route running old routemasters from trafalgar square to the tower of london for the amusement of tourists. - a spitfire, because world war ii. - a football, because 1966. - nessie, because they ran out of real things. it’s like somebody told the work experience kid to “come up with a sergeant pepper’s cover, but with landmarks and historical stuff” and then gave them four-and-half minutes to do it. that may not even be too wide of the mark as even the cover itself is a bit of a tired relic, having been used five years ago and dusted off for today with some minimal changes. this front page must have seemed a good idea a few years ago but in practice it’s just a mess and a bit of an embarrassment for all concerned. as i say, it’s very ‘brexity’. at 12:41 | permalink | comments (0) | | | apr 27, 2018 political u-turn of the week boris johnson took to twitter on thursday to express his excitement at donald trump's planned visit to the uk. this of course is the same boris johnson who in 2015 accused donald trump of "stupefying ignorance" and said he was "unfit" to be us president. at 10:48 | permalink | comments (0) | | | mar 14, 2018 look after the pennies... and hope people won’t notice pounds don’t go as far as they used to the daily mail is calling the government’s review of 1p and 2p pieces a "pr disaster" but the opposite is almost certainly true. this looks like a calculated - and fairly effective - move to control the day's news. having seen certain papers get dewy-eyed about blue passports and a new royal yacht, the government's various pr advisers will have known a threat to 1p and 2p pieces would elicit a similar response.the government’s pr team will have been anticipating the papers going big on small change and it's difficult to believe the resulting coverage wasn't the intended outcome. trivial distraction logic dictates 1p and 2p pieces cannot be long for this world. so while their inevitable demise may stir some nostalgic opposition, it is a trivial distraction at worst, which in government pr terms can often be the best kind of distraction. it won't have any lasting negative impact on the government but it will create some noise for a while in the media. and if you can make some noise by getting people to think they care about something trivial, it is almost certainly drowning out something they should probably care about more. at 09:24 | permalink | comments (0) | | | feb 18, 2018 brands dropping daily mail ads is about business not 'free speech' over the weekend, center parcs became the latest advertiser to turn its back on the daily mail after consumers complained about its ads appearing alongside a richard littlejohn article that has been branded homophobic . another advertiser, the southbank centre, also came under pressure from consumers and confirmed it now has no future plans to advertise with the daily mail. these announcements mark the latest milestones for the stop funding hate movement which urges brands to reconsider advertising alongside what it calls the "divisive hate campaigns" of media outlets such as the daily mail. although both brands have received a lot of public support (and more publicity than their ads would surely ever have achieved), not everybody is happy. twitter user 'socialists are morons' (probably not their real name) was fairly typical of the critics, announcing their decision to cancel an improbable number of annual trips to center parcs. another unimpressed tweeter was quick to reach for the overused "virtue signalling" card, posting: "i despise corporate virtue signaling being used to suppress freedom of expression. centre parcs have got this one badly wrong and they will never see another penny of my money." mep steven woolfe was another one claiming he would cancel a center parcs holiday over the issue and accusing the company of "virtue signalling" (again) and "damaging freedom of speech". freedom of expression to suggest center parcs is trying to "suppress freedom of expression" or damage "freedom of speech" is patently ridiculous. center parcs is a business and is perfectly entitled to choose where its ads appear and has no moral or ethical obligation to fund anybody's journalism, especially if appearing alongside that journalism becomes a pr problem for its brand. similarly, the daily mail is a business and remains free to keep publishing littlejohn's articles and whatever other opinions it thinks it can sell for as long as it makes money from them. while well-organised public pressure from the stop funding hate campaign may present advertisers with added considerations when planning their spend, they all remain free to advertise with the mail or any other outlet if they so choose and if they think the benefits outweigh the downsides. this is about business, not freedom of expression or the protection of freedom of speech. as long as the mail thinks there is a lucrative market for littlejohn's writing, he will no doubt continue to write for the paper. but if they decide he's no longer worth his sizeable salary, he won't. but even then he would still be free to express his opinions elsewhere and at no point would center parcs or any other business have suppressed anybody's freedom of expression. at 23:06 | permalink | comments (0) | | | jan 29, 2018 morgan/trump: piers morgan left trying to convince viewers it was worth watching piers morgan tried hard to convince viewers there were revelations and tricky moments for donald trump during his interview with the us president (10pm sunday, itv). the interview was regularly broken up by morgan’s own commentary on what we had just seen, or were about to see. perhaps he hoped viewers with short memories or limited attention spans would simply take his word for it that it was a remarkable interview. but it wasn’t. morgan consistently failed to put any difficult questions to trump, or challenge him on some ridiculous answers and his commentary seemed intended to convince us (or possibly just himself) that he had done a good job. morgan was quick to remind trump the two have worked together in the past, on reality tv show the apprentice, and morgan looked like a man who was being very careful not to burn any bridges. references to trump's communications team, sitting just off camera, also suggested there were others in the room with a similar interest in morgan steering clear of anything vaguely incendiary. he certainly obliged. yes there were questions on gun control, climate change, sexism and britain first, and yes morgan got a classic non-apology out of trump for retweeting the latter. but morgan was too often left nodding along obs

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