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My thoughts on the twins

Gordon Brown, who apparently can't be bothered to get in touch with the families of British soldiers killed in action but was able to express concern to Simon Cowell for Susan Boyle's welfare, has weighed into another crucial topic that is dominating the media. Apparently he thinks the twins...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 06 Nov 2009

What’s your poison?

For malicious virus writers it’s virtually anything that’s breaking news. Most recently it’s been Google search results for the hype-rumoured death of rapper Kanye West and the managerial status of Harry Redknapp at Spurs, but in the past we’ve seen everyone from Michael Jackson to Barack Obama succumb...
Posted to DigiTALK (Weblog) by Mark Tomkins, TDA on 22 Oct 2009

Boyle edges closer to porno, claims BBC

This was one of the most popular stories on the BBC News website yesterday and after reading the headline I clicked on the story with a mixture of horror, disgust and morbid fascination. But then it was a slightly disingenuous headline. The story in fact referred to the fact the director Danny Boyle...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 11 Sep 2009

I dreamed a dream as well...

OK, I'm going to admit to being one of the 20m-odd people who watched the final of Britian's Got Talent and I'm surprised to say that I quite enjoyed it, mostly because the Boyler didn't win and some dancing chavs did. Residents of her home town in Scotland, overcome by nationalism, blamed...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 01 Jun 2009

LEAVE SUSAN BOYLE ALONE ! ! !

I had to lol at the radio this morning. They were screaming how the stressed out Susan Boyle story is all over the news. Well, it is everywhere because mainstream media loves singing the same tune. Old media's own re-tweeting system means bits of sensationalized gossip gets relayed from outlet to...
Posted to Reputation v Image (Weblog) by candace kuss on 29 May 2009

Susan Boyle goes loco

I've worked for some unutterable articles (or as the prospective Tory candidate for Gloucester might say 'councillors') in my time and I've never had any desire to work for either Simon Cowell or Sir Alan Sugar. It seems that the nation's sweetheart, the pie-faced foul-mouthed religious...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 29 May 2009

At least The South Bank Show escapes the Susan Boyle treatment

One of the most moving pieces of television that I have ever seen was The South Bank Show's interview with playwright Dennis Potter who was riddled with terminal cancer and clearly in a lot of pain, filmed shortly before his death in 1994. In between injecting himself with morphine, and chugging...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 07 May 2009

Know your meme

This is a perfect follow up to my blog piece yesterday about Simon Cowell and his mastery of the social media meme (in the forms of Susan Boyle, Paul Potts and the like). A brilliantly observed piece of meme analysis from the guys at Rocketboom (one of my favorite vlogs) - who are also the brains behind...
Posted to Rubbertopia (Weblog) by Chris Quigley on 21 Apr 2009

Digital marketers capitalise on Susan Boyle phenomenon

In less than a week Britain’s Got Talent contestant Susan Boyle has become an international hit, racking up YouTube views now well over 50 million. Thanks to the immediacy of digital advertising, some clever marketers are already advertising around Susan’s success. It’s an excellent example of the speed...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 21 Apr 2009

Simon Cowell's ITV buzz machine

The other day Simon Cowell did a touching thing - he publicly announced that he'd take a pay cut from ITV. At first I thought this was Cowell's attempt to jump on the credit crunch bandwagon to come across all in-touch-with-reality as a cunning pre-emptive PR tack. However, watching what's...
Posted to Rubbertopia (Weblog) by Chris Quigley on 20 Apr 2009

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