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Tag Archives: media
When science and religious cults collide
For good measure about the ‘climate change causes bad things… look, see it’s flooding, therefore it must be’ debate, and yes I know it’s from Breitbart, but it should give the more rabid and uninformed warmists just a teensy weensy … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, Global warming myths, media, religion, science vs religion, society
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Not as bad as the 1868 earthquake and tsunamis where 25,000 died, but still pretty serious. This is an example of how the God-fearing 19th century took on board a natural disaster without the handwringing cliché-ridden sentimentalism with which 24 hour … Continue reading
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Tagged how news was reported in 19th century, journalism, media, news, society, Tocopilla earthquake 1877
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Are we drowning in news?
If your street is the ever at the epicentre of a breaking news story, there you will find them — reporters with nothing to report. Lined up like fairground barkers, their arms flapping uncontrollably, as if playing an imaginary concertina … Continue reading
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Tagged 24 hour news, communications, Jeremy Paxman, journalism, Leveson, media, news
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