We all have experience with microblogging, even if we’re not aware of it. Influencer Marketing Hub defines it as ‘blog posts under 300 words that can have images, GIFs, links, infographics, videos, and audio clips.’ Naturally, that leads to the question, ‘what is a blog post?’ …

The Sun recently ran an opinion piece with the headline, ‘Could Congress attack happen in Britain? It could with our Leftie mob’. Unable to help himself, Ian Austin ran the usual sun talking points, pointing fingers at Black Lives Matter and Momentum. I could talk about how the Black Lives…

An unnamed government minister told the Financial Times, “There’s fragile consent for the current rules, let alone doing more.” However, SAGE scientist Professor Susan Michie believes that the current restrictions are “too lax”. It should go without saying that the advice of a scientist who is a specialist for emergency…

In beginning a blog, particularly one of a political nature, I thought I’d have to be super careful to avoid libel suits or violate some code of conduct. Turns out there really are not all that many legal barriers to political journalism beyond. Defamation is perhaps the most obvious, but…

Content warning: discussing transphobia. Trans Rights Isn’t A Curiosity to Pontificate over — It’s Peoples Lives. Content warning: discussing transphobia. The year 2020, among other horrible things, was a particularly gruesome year for trans rights. In July, the Conservative Government dropped plans to make it easier for trans people to legally affirm their gender. A three-year public consultation, which began under Theresa May’s government, found that the trans community was overwhelmingly in favour of dropping current requirements of spousal consent, proof of having lived with ones current identity for a number of years, and medical reports…

The adage goes that if the BBC is accused of bias by both the right and the left at roughly equal amounts, then they are doing their jobs about right, and the BMG poll would seem to suggest exactly that. Why then have we seen them shift to the right for years? — A 2018 poll by BMG Research showed 22% of those surveyed believed the BBC had some degree of left-wing bias; 18% said they have a right-wing bias, and 37% per cent believed they were impartial. According to the BBC, this is what they want. …

Simon Sinek, author of Start With Why and The Infinite Game, had a talk with Inside Quest on what he calls ‘the Millennial Question’. …