Author Archives: Tim Ireland
About Tim Ireland
Tim is the sole author of Bloggerheads.Meet Stevie-Louise Ritchie and Lisa O’Connor
Stevie-Louise Ritchie (NSFW), “recently moved to London to pursue modelling fulltime”, and eager to make her mark in a Credit-Crunch world (NSFW). Lisa O’Connor (NSFW); “a friendly model with happy nature who has been modelling for about nine months” and … Continue reading
I warned you about those bloody Canadians
Don’t run into big fights in a freshly-made mask. Ever. It’s a bad idea. Turn up to a fight in a mask no-one recognises, and a lot of well-motivated and resourceful people will want to know who you are. In … Continue reading
‘Impartiality’
Like Justin, I suspect that the word ‘impartiality’ does not mean what Mark Thompson thinks it means. Donate online to the DEC’s Gaza Crisis now (I know you probably do so at risk of being called a Nazi by not-very-good-lawyer … Continue reading
Try not to choke on your cornflakes
Guardian – Only quality journalism can save us, says Sun editor Rebekah Wade: Sun editor Rebekah Wade used her first public speech to warn that only journalism could save the newspaper industry from the recession. After six years as editor … Continue reading
Just a quiet heads-up
There’s a post on my site that’s one of the top results in Google for most search queries relating to Gordon Brown’s email. The relevant service has been down for months, I’m left wondering what the big deal is with … Continue reading
Two screengrabs for your reference and mine
Over the past 20+ hours, Derek Draper has been playing a fun little game of comment keepsies. He’s been challenging folk, including me, to respond to this or that… while withholding any responses. This is the link, but please keep … Continue reading
Why is the Labour Party spamming bloggers?
Since mid-January, I have received a number of separate emails from the following address: Labour Party New Media Team info [at] email-new.labour.org.uk Initially, I thought nothing of it; I’d subscribed to email updates from the Labour Party a long time … Continue reading
Lotsa links for lunchtime
The character is fiction, but the horror is real; Sick Days – D-Notice on The Sun v the Criminal Justice System. – Paulie has a different opinion to mine on MPs and their expenses. I readily accept that my opinion … Continue reading
