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  • Two Blogospheres

    There is a fair bit in US politics to dislike, but the adoption of the new campaign tools provided by the Web isn’t among that. I’ve been in awe of the individual campaign sites (though MyBO could do with renaming), national convention sites, and some of the more enlightened media outlets covering the election. Obama’s…

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  • Political Karaoke

    I just caught the end of a piece on the World Service about a sort of karaoke, where people give political speeches, instead of singing. They played a clip of someone doing a Sarah Palin speech. Perfect, right down to the smug tone in the voice. Knowing what sorts of discussions happen in the pub when…

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  • Torpedo Amendments

    A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned the torpedo amendments to the Telecoms Package which were going to be voted on by the EP. Well, they’ve been voted on, and for the Greens opposing them, it’s a bit of good news and a bit of bad. Amendments K1 and K2, which would have allowed spyware…

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  • Can They Be Trusted?

    Well here’s something I’m sure a few on the left of the party will be a tad suspicious of: “The Prince of Wales’s Business and the Environment Programme”. Lets see, we have outdated and elitist royalty, co-operation with big business, and the potential for greenwash. And all that is just in the title! A part…

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  • Eurobarometer Poll on Climate Change

    The European Union has released a fascinating report into the publics’ views on climate change and global warming this week. The Eurobarometer poll, conducted earlier this year, shows that 75% of respondents rate climate change as a very serious problem. This if good, but I’d have hoped for more. Cyprus, Greece, Slovenia and Malta show…

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