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Tag Archives: VoteTube
Labour Party offering €1000 for Lisbon Treaty video
Cash Money! I received an email today from Joe Costello telling me about a competition they’re running to promote the Lisbon Treaty. In exchange for a well crafted one minute video, they’re offering a prize of €1000, spendable in shops, … Continue reading
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Tagged ireland, labourparty, lisbon, lisbontreaty, VoteTube
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Snippets
All is quiet here in Tuppenceworth, but I thought I might send out a couple of flares to let readers know we haven’t sunk completely. I have now received my Nokia N800. It is better than I thought it would … Continue reading
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Tagged General, Irish Politics, irishlabourparty, mcgarrsolicitors, n800, nokian800, VoteTube
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Politics and Blogging- my answers
Lucinda McNally sent me this email interview as part of her postgraduate thesis research. It’s long so you can use the More link to read it all, if you like how it starts to shape up. The best stuff is … Continue reading
Thesis Q & A on Blogging and Politics
Lucinda McNally is writing a thesis on the impact of blogging on the Irish Election. She sent me a set of questions, which I’ll reproduce later today with her blessing, together with my answers. She also sent me a second … Continue reading
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Tagged Irish Politics, Tuppenceworth.ie, VoteTube
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Free the News!
I’ve written before about the problem of discussing public affairs in videos when you can’t legitimately reuse portions of the RTE news- the primary source for any current affairs videos. Eoin O’Dell has started the ball rolling to try to … Continue reading
The Centre Cannot Hold
Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, -The Second Coming, WB Yeats Yeats could have been channelling the spirit of … Continue reading
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Tagged Irish Politics, irishelection, irishlabourparty, VoteTube
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Tubridy Today
I was on Ryan Tubridy’s radio programme this morning, exuding the bonhomie of a man with 4 hours of sleep under his belt. The topic of discussion was VoteTube. If you missed it for some reason, you’ll find it 30ish … Continue reading
Are YouTube political videos subject to Irish regulation?
Following the controversy over the banning of this Lent’s Trocaire ad as ‘political’ by the BCI, (See, Eoin O’Dell, E. McGarr, VoteTube for details) I thought I’d republish this essay from the McGarr Solicitors site. The short answer is no, … Continue reading
Be VoteTube’s Ghosts of Christmas Future
I treat Christmas as a land with no computers. Just so you wouldn’t be lonely after your third day of Ham dipped in pudding, I thought I’d line up a series of videos to pop up on VoteTube.org by the … Continue reading
Minister to Nowhere
If you’d like to see the fruits of my previous efforts with a tube of glue and a potato, head over to the VoteTube.org site now and see Minister to Nowhere I tried posting the video here, but it just … Continue reading
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Tagged competition, General, ireland, martin-cullen, politics, potato, spud, VoteTube, voting
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