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Some weird parallel EU communications universe

By Jon on February 8, 2010

A retweet from @belitabrux drew my attention today to a Mostra e-book called Opinion Corner. Take a look – it’s well researched, looks smartly designed… but why does it exist? It’s not that different from the (paper) Shift>Mag published by Tipik in Brussels, a publication that I’ve written for a couple of times. It’s smartly printed and [...]

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EU Comms David vs. Goliath (only the stones are misdirected)

By Jon on July 31, 2009

OK, here we go again. Open Europe having a further whine at something going on in Brussels, this time the amount of money the European Union spends on ‘propaganda’. Also not a surprise is the choice of EUObserver to carry a column from Open Europe’s Lorraine Mullally, and in Sweden Timbro is apparently trying to [...]

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2009
- Atheist Bus - why did it work?
  Here are some slides I have put together explaining why the atheist bus campaign worked. Feel free
2008
- Paul Stinchcombe and the McCanns - two sides of the British media
  My visits to London give me a short, sharp dose of news in the UK - and what a dose over the last
2007
- Skiing in Ã…re, hence little blogging
  I'm away from everything for a week, skiing in Ã…re in JÃ¤mtland in norther Sweden. It's the
2006
- Polly Toynbee on Sweden again
  Polly Toynbee is on about Sweden again in her column in The Guardian today - read it here. The