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16 October 2006 in Humour, Politics by Stilgherrian | 3 comments
This 10-minute clip from The Daily Show explains all.
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21 November 2008 in Internet, Politics, Stilgherrian Live
I’m surprised. I thought that given Senator Conroy’s three-in-a-row victory as “Cnut of the week”, this week’s winner would be Clive Hamilton for his irrational rant in favour of Internet censorship in Crikey yesterday. But no.
Hamilton is certainly Cnutworthy, trying to hold back two strong tides of change: the change of the Internet, which will [...]
21 November 2008 in Internet, Notes, Politics
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20 November 2008 in Stilgherrian Live
Nominations are now open for “Cnut of the Week”. Who do you think is futilely resisting the tide of change? I’ll select the shortlist at 8.30pm Sydney time, and you can vote during tonight’s Stilgherrian Live at 9.30pm.
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20 November 2008 in Daily Links
Stilgherrian’s links for 19 November 2008 through 20 November 2008, gathered despite the rain:
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18 November 2008 in Sydney
As long as I can remember, the bridge over the railway at Newtown Square, Sydney, has been covered in posters. Last week the posters were stripped, it was painted a dreary shit-brown — and then a phone number appeared. Last night this paste-up protest appeared too.
At first I’d been pleased that the bridge was getting [...]
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31 October 2006 at 2:22 pm
kristin
thought you might like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va1ez8S_F6g
01 November 2006 at 7:30 am
Stilgherrian
Kristin, thanks for posting the link — even if it did look a lot lot a spambot comment, what with “thought you might like this” and no other information as to _why_ I might like it.
Kristin has put together a little protest video of news images set to music. And while the message and sentiments clear, hey, since I was a media professional in another life I’ll add do a critique…
First reaction: the rendered TV shape is cheesey and adds nothing. You could have just run the images full-frame. The typography is a bit amateur too — I’d choose the typefaces more wisely.
The music choice is “obvious” — but then I guess you were going for maximum recognition? It’s the 21st Century now, I’d have gone with 21st Century music. Or does this track have special meaning for you?
Still, I very much like the fact that you’re spending time making political messages. Feel free to run any future ones past me for a comment.
01 November 2006 at 11:19 am
kristin
stilgherrian.
sorry i didn’t add more info to the link. Thanks for the critique though. i did this in a media class i took while in college. The tv was to show how we disconnect and distance ourselves from images that should disturb us. Possibly this could have been achived better.
The music was chosen mainly because i had easy access to it. I admit, i have a terribly lazy side:p
Anyway, thanks heaps for your feed back!
k