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If you made your millions would you want to disappear ?

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/men/article5643397.ece The man who helps people disappear Ever thought you might need to slip quietly off the radar? Meet Frank Ahearn, America’s leading skip tracer, and now – for the clients he helps flee criminal threats and violent partners – its most...
Posted to Media Forum (Forum) by Simon J Hamer on 08 Feb 2009

Daily Mail and BBC Local conspiracy theory

It isn't like the Daily Mail needs an excuse to bash the BBC, but was there more at play in the recent "Sachsgate" affair than meets the eye? And did it cost the corporation its much vaunted BBC Local web service? It was on Popbitch today, but it is I think worth repeating in more detail...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 04 Dec 2008

Deborah Meaden exposed

Deborah Meaden is a ‘marketing guru'. We know that because Evan Davies gravely intones it in the opening credits to every episode of Dragon's Den. Except that last night we found out that she wasn't; not really. In BBC2's Dragon's Den: the Dragon's Story - an otherwise interesting...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 10 Nov 2008

Twit or Tweet version 2

Jemima Kiss in the Guardian today picked up on an interesting angle going on in the Social Media monitoring world which Brand Republic’s mini threads of comment remain oblivious to. As the BBC story around Russell and Ross exploded over the past week or so, their websites haven’t. As complaints on the...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 03 Nov 2008

Twit or Tweet

Not more PR for Brand and Ross, but will you be following your kids down the road for the annual celebration of pagan ritual? As you all know, Hallowe’en was originally a Celtic pagan festival, celebrating the end of harvest time, to give thanks or offerings for good or bad luck for the following year...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 31 Oct 2008

Re: Should Russell Brand be sacked by the BBC?

Get rid of them both, too many people resent paying for them out of the licence fee. I suggest that they be bundled off to Michael Grade at ITV. If they really are as good as they seem to think they are, the advertisers will happily fund their ridiculous salaries. If they're not then at least the...
Posted to Media Forum (Forum) by KEITH LUCAS on 29 Oct 2008

Brand has gone should Ross go as well?

Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross have landed themselves in hot water after making obscene phone calls to 'Fawlty Towers' star Andrew Sachs. More than 27,000 people have now complained to the BBC about the calls, which were made during Brand's BBC Radio 2 show on Saturday night earlier this...
Posted to Media Forum (Forum) by Forum Admin on 28 Oct 2008

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