Dive into the archives.
- Chick hits out at axis, sorry, *kicks* of evil
Scottish football and media personality Chick Young hits out at a shocking tackle during a charity match between a team of Scottish journalists and MPs
- More on the crunch and Scotland
The question is now being widely asked: what does the credit crunch mean for Scottish nationalism?
- Is the crash really Scotland’s “financial Culloden?”
Gordon Brown might be doing well out the crash, but his native Scotland is full of gloom after its major banks are part-nationalised
- Reality television
TV ratings are hurting as much as stock market values in the US, in a sure sign people prefer real reality television over the made-up variety.
- The US election online: webby tricks and tweets
Twitter and the Economist have some interesting ways to reflect opinions in the runup to the US Presidential election
- Time: how we became the United States of France
Bill Saporito’s rant in Time magazine – about how the USA has become a bit sub-France – raises a smile
- Banking: happier days*
See some old 1980s TV ads for British banks, including TSB and Halifax. Ah, the memories.
- Best Western responds to those hack claims
Best Western have responded to claims that the details of 8m customers were stolen, saying there’s “no evidence” for the Sunday Herald’s “sensational” story.
- [Updated] Best Western hacked – 8m people should [maybe] be nervous
Sunday Herald reports that credit card, address and booking details of 8m people have been compromised after the hotel chain’s computers were hacked.
- See Barack roll
Only three days after you saw it somewhere else first…
I’m just pleased we live in an age where this kind of thing is possible. (Via Bob Mitchell in the 21st Century)
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