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Monday, July 23, 2012
Angry Since 1967 Redefines Blog Scope.
In today's fast moving, multi-faceted, information rich society, growing insight deficitism allows for little time to expend pausing to consider the ambient entirety of the worldscape which surrounds us. In an effort to identify, regenerate, empower, and explore this intravoid, Angry Since 1967 announces a redefinition of its online proposition, moving to occupy the thoughtspaces neglected by the paradigms which now constitute the concepts of "social media". By emancipating these boundaries and removing the shackles of social media's accepted modalities, Angry Since 1967 will provide antithetical commentary, freed from the clichés which reinforce and ultimately narrowize its didactical scope. With photography, poetry, art, music and video at its core, Angry Since 1967 will re-energise the dialogue, unafraid to use these constructs as tools to expose and contextualise that which would remain otherwise obscured and unchallenged by the quasi-intellectual sophism which shackles the extant narrative.
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Monday, July 09, 2012
Odd and Sods - Redux. Part 2
I counted 9 advertisements for jobs in Belfast were the deal breaker is the ability to speak a Scandinavian language (other than Finnish), or Hebrew.
Aren't job creation grants wonderful?
Nope.
Google have decided Opera isn't compatible with Blogger any more. Weeker!
Regardless of what certain media sources may claim, the number of clicks on a Facebook or You Tube's "like" button are not an indication of empowerment or participation. Nor do they, in themselves, offer justification for a news story. Clicking a "like" button is currently the least amount of participation possible to have with anything. I say "currently" as whoever comes up with something even less committal will likely be a billionaire a matter of seconds later.
Aren't job creation grants wonderful?
Nope.
Google have decided Opera isn't compatible with Blogger any more. Weeker!
Regardless of what certain media sources may claim, the number of clicks on a Facebook or You Tube's "like" button are not an indication of empowerment or participation. Nor do they, in themselves, offer justification for a news story. Clicking a "like" button is currently the least amount of participation possible to have with anything. I say "currently" as whoever comes up with something even less committal will likely be a billionaire a matter of seconds later.
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