Technology and comment
This traffic warden clearly isn’t a Farage fan
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Last night Sony announced the launch of the Playstation 4, and today really should be all about discussing its implications across gaming and entertainment. Consequently, I really, really didn’t want to have to write this post. I actually want to be talking...
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The Cabinet Office has today migrated to the government’s single gov.uk domain. The Cabinet Office is one of the more unsexy, but critical departments, and is vital to making the Whitehall machinery run. It is currently occupied by ney government figures...
Read moreSony is preparing to do a major playstation announcement, which many to believe to be announcing the Playstation 4 – it would be the first new console in years.
Read moreLiberal Conspiracy have posted an extract from an open letter by the historian Anthony Seldon, which calls on Ed Balls, to resign as Shadow Chancellor. “Without you, Labour could present itself as a clean party, free of the factionalism and brutalism...
Read moreThe Electoral Commission have released party funding figures for UK political parties, showing that Labour continue to rack up substantial debts and to be reliant on union donations. The figures relate to October 1st 2012 to December 31st 2012 (Q4)...
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Over on The Wall I’ve blogged about the new iteration of best selling android app Swiftkey. The UK company have launched Swiftkey flow, which basically allows you to type whole phrases just by sliding in between words, and it’s all use the personalised...
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The current edition of Liberator magazine features a rather mocking picture of Education minister David Laws on the front cover: Haha it’s because he’s a Tory…geddit…. I don’t mean to have a sense of humour failure, but would the weirdy beardies of ‘The...
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Spot on use of Google Ads from the Lib Dem team in Eastleigh. Simple, but very effective.
Read moreThe Sunday People have today made the shocking revelation that Lembit Opik is trying to make it easier to unseat Nick Clegg. Of course, if they had read Digital Politico they would have known that ages ago. If they subscribed to the weekly Despatch...
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