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Gordo Brilliantly, Audaciously Screws “Bad Luck” David
May 11, 2010 4:58 am-
Lies, Damnable Lies and Political PollsBy Denis Campbell What if the electorate is truly fed up with all parties and fails to turn up? Using the most...by Denis G Campbell on May 6, 2010 9:20 am -
UK Election: Social Media “FAIL” and Predictionsby Denis Campbell “Obama for America” became the US’ 7th fasted growing business (if listed in Inc. Magazine)....by Denis G Campbell on May 4, 2010 2:21 pm -
Mr. Cairns Goes to Westminster? UK Election Writ Small, Retail & Local(UPDATED) By Denis Campbell General Election “speed-dating” best characterises the 31-day sprint to the UK’s...by Denis G Campbell on April 26, 2010 6:15 am
Posts Tagged ‘Labour’
Mr. Cairns Goes to Westminster? UK Election Writ Small, Retail & Local
(UPDATED) By Denis Campbell General Election “speed-dating” best characterises the 31-day sprint to the UK’s 06 May finish line. Forget the hoopla surrounding 1st ever televised leadership debates, SPIN rooms, 3D graphic holograms and breathless pundits. All 650 UK House of Commons seats serving 60 million people (a 92,000:1 ratio) are up for grabs (compared [...]
When Political Twits Tweet? How UK Politicians Campaign with Social Media
By Denis Campbell Barack Obama revolutionised campaigning by introducing a comprehensive digital and social media, grass roots campaign during the 2008 US Presidential election. Will Welsh AM’s and UK MP’s do the same in the run-up to May 6th? Not so much. Team Obama hired on one of the original FB creators and with über [...]
UK Election Enters Homestretc….zzzzz
By Denis Campbell On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will visit Her Majesty and that will set both the election time clock a-ticking and pundit jaws a-wagging in a furious (yawn) and frenetic (yawn, yawn) 30-day race to the UK General Election finish line. To date the campaign has been… underwhelming. Forget thinking this [...]
UK Goes After Digital Infringers: A Walk Down Memory Lane
By Denis Campbell The UK House of Commons today takes up a measure to stop music and video piracy on the Web. Good luck with that one. While an admirable pursuit, they are only 15-years too late and now only George Orwell could applaud this Big Brother, bone-headed attempt. Closing down Internet sites and ISP [...]
What if You Gave an Election and No One Came?
By Denis Campbell In three months the UK will contest a general election. Wow! Can you feel the tension build… Zzzzzzzz. Three months out from November of 2008, US candidate Barack Obama spoke before 85,000 people at the Democratic National Convention’s outdoor football stadium. Here? The three parties reluctantly and finally agreed to their set [...]
It’s the Top Line Sir. An Open Letter to the New Welsh 1st Minister
By Denis Campbell Congratulations, you won. You have no more bottom line to manage or expenses to cut so time to focus on swiftly building Wales’ top line. One only need walk past your constituent office in Bridgend to see that 1 in 4 storefronts lay empty (or leased by charity thrift shops). Economic growth [...]
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