The Brits Backlash

I MUST confess I didn’t watch last night’s Brit Awards, a variety of reasons the main one being that I was still on a train home from University. But from what I have seen of the results and the fall out in the news it is the same old same old. Read the rest of this entry »

Obsolete journalists? Not quite yet

THE debate continues to rage as to what the role of journalists is in a tech savvy world? The advent of social media such as Twitter has no doubt changed the way people consume the news and how the news is even gathered. Read the rest of this entry »

Storm in a Glastonbury Puddle

Sunday night saw pop diva Beyonce headline the main stage at Glastonbury. It seemed everyone was watching. Everyone besides Zane Lowe it seems was watching the set, well at least that is what Twitter would have you believe. Read the rest of this entry »

A Thoroughly Professional Job

In the late 70’s the Sweeney revolutionised the police drama on ITV. But history tends to over look an equally revolutionary show on the same channel that came about as a response to the ever successful Sweeney. Read the rest of this entry »

Greatest TV Themes

Television Gold

Miami Vice: Two Decades On

It’s 1984, Margaret Thatcher is the Prime Minister and Frankie Goes to Hollywood are dominating the UK singles charts, while across the pond a television revolution is taking place. Read the rest of this entry »