I love this. Who wins? I’m not sure.
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- New Statesman - Must read posts on the TwitterJokeTrial appeal February 7, 2012
- Britain won’t create a Facebook until we learn to praise success - Telegraph February 6, 2012
- Your vote needed to get Marvin the Moose to the Olympics - News - Cambridge First February 2, 2012
- A huge crustacean has been found lurking 7km down in the waters... February 2, 2012
- UK braced for mediocre weather photography | Daily Mash February 1, 2012
- Twitter could block super-injunction tweets - Telegraph January 30, 2012
- BBC enters new partnership to bring BBC iPlayer to Sky | BBC Press Office January 30, 2012
- Hard at it in the all-night gym | Life and style | The Guardian January 30, 2012
call it a draw i think (;
Rich Wilcock’s last blog post..The clue is in the title….
Has she broken a record for the longest question in history? Could be. You’re right, Dave – nobody won.
She lost. Everyone I know who’s seen it has been more angry about her salary than MPs expenses.
If she’d told him to put in an FOI maybe she would have come out on top!
@Jim… good point about that question. I hadn’t even noticed — wonder what that says about the standard of our TV anchors at the moment?
@Adam… Someone on Twitter said the ideal answer would have been to just say “This isn’t about salary, this is about expenses — and I don’t claim any.”
Dave Lee’s last blog post..Why micropayments won’t corrupt journalism