| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today 02:19 - Mar 24 with 5124 views | monytowbray |
Considering it's very relevant to my work and there are so many facts that have been overlooked, such as how search engines work.
Political yes, but from what I'd bravely consider to be an expert perspective...
http://callismakesfilms.co.uk/blog/seo-marketing/google-terrorism-facts-daily-ma
Happy to debate this or go into detail if anyone has any questions. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:27 - Mar 24 with 2834 views | Illinoisblue |
it's not a laughing matter but I LOL'd at the Mail's sensational claim of being able to find out "in just two minutes how to use a car for mass murder" Hmm, is the answer use it to drive in to lots of pedestrians? |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:31 - Mar 24 with 2821 views | monytowbray |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:27 - Mar 24 by Illinoisblue |
it's not a laughing matter but I LOL'd at the Mail's sensational claim of being able to find out "in just two minutes how to use a car for mass murder" Hmm, is the answer use it to drive in to lots of pedestrians? |
How to convert your Vauxhall Astra into a death machine. | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:58 - Mar 24 with 2792 views | NewcyBlue |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:31 - Mar 24 by monytowbray |
How to convert your Vauxhall Astra into a death machine. |
I think General Motors already do that for you by making it.... |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 06:06 - Mar 24 with 2728 views | MJallday |
Is that stat really right?
"15-20% of which have never been searched for before."
Just seems quite high. Almost astonishing. Youd have thought by now most search phrases would have been done?
Edit. Good article btw. As a trchnology leader i found the 60 second infographic interesting. I might steal that.
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 with 2622 views | Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:12 - Mar 24 with 2599 views | GlasgowBlue |
I enjoyed that Callis. Well written and informative. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:36 - Mar 24 with 2542 views | BlueBadger |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:12 - Mar 24 by GlasgowBlue |
I enjoyed that Callis. Well written and informative. |
Yep. Good stuff. As an aside, I'd argue that the Heil, with it's hateful outpourings against anyone who isn't People Like Us is probably a better recruiting sergeant for IS than Google is. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:44 - Mar 24 with 2519 views | oldbluestu |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 by Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |
And the internet is full of truths?
If you want to ban papers then also ban the internet, it's just a modern equivalent of papers. |  | | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:50 - Mar 24 with 2494 views | GlasgowBlue |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 by Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |
Putting to bed the free press is exactly the sort of thing Trump would love to do.
Banning newspapers because they have a different point of view to you is censorship plain and simple.
Chose not to read it. Challenge it when you disagree with it. But don't ban it. | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:52 - Mar 24 with 2490 views | MJallday |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:44 - Mar 24 by oldbluestu |
And the internet is full of truths?
If you want to ban papers then also ban the internet, it's just a modern equivalent of papers. |
i think theres a slightly different argument there
firstly, the printed word is a fixed point in time. in this day and age, through technology means, news travels almost as fast as it happens. also the amount of available sources of news (whether spurious or not) is huge, compared to say 30 years ago.
whereas 30 years ago, your only source of news was nicholas witchall at 6pm, trevor macdonald at 10, the broadsheets, or the tabloids - now you have thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of globally based news sources. its a 24x7 business now.
so the agument about newspapers is actually a different one. and i think its this : -
is the written word (which is potentially 8 hours old MINIMUM but likely to be 24 hours plus) - relevant in this day an age? - where a news feed can be broadcasting on an incident within 10-15 minutes of it happening (wednesday) - and at the same time can be CHANGED dynamically (ie as the siutation develops) - rather than a fixed state (ie print)
its for that reason i think newspapers have had their day, not for any other. (well that, and they make stuff up - which in fairness so can any media outlet) [Post edited 24 Mar 2017 7:54]
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:56 - Mar 24 with 2471 views | TractorWood |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 by Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |
Totally agree. It's one awful cycle of regression.
Newspapers fabricate and play on people's fear, people are hypothetically intrigued and often offended by said fabricated stories, society regresses due to unfounded and absurd prejudice. Repeat indefinitely.
I think you could hibernate for 20 years and the same gutter papers will be writing the same things.
- England fans a disgrace
- House prices set to tumble
- X is in crisis despite it clearly not being a crisis
- X in drug shame
- X is a love rat
Despite how poor these papers are, despite how print media is obsolete, these papers still have circulations in the millions. As you say, just don't buy it. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:19 - Mar 24 with 2435 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Follow your dreams Callis, one day you will be a ghostbuster ! My daughter has just gone to school as batman ! |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:39 - Mar 24 with 2402 views | GeoffSentence |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:58 - Mar 24 by NewcyBlue |
I think General Motors already do that for you by making it.... |
Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
I have an Astra and I like it. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:39 - Mar 24 with 2398 views | bluewein |
Yeah, good read.
I'm still expecting someone to call you a terrorist sympathiser though... |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:43 - Mar 24 with 2379 views | NewcyBlue |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:39 - Mar 24 by GeoffSentence |
Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
I have an Astra and I like it. |
My deepest sympathies... :-) | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:48 - Mar 24 with 2360 views | GeoffSentence |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:43 - Mar 24 by NewcyBlue |
My deepest sympathies... :-) |
Sympathies! Pah! May the dolphins desert your ship. | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 08:53 - Mar 24 with 2339 views | Swansea_Blue |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 02:27 - Mar 24 by Illinoisblue |
it's not a laughing matter but I LOL'd at the Mail's sensational claim of being able to find out "in just two minutes how to use a car for mass murder" Hmm, is the answer use it to drive in to lots of pedestrians? |
Be fair; it's the D*ily M*il we're talking about so you can understand why it took them a bit longer to see the obvious. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:00 - Mar 24 with 2321 views | factual_blue |
You have the daily mail on your twitsy feed. I'm very disappointed.
Interesting stuff though, which is sort of obvious if you think about it. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:01 - Mar 24 with 2316 views | tractorshark |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:56 - Mar 24 by TractorWood |
Totally agree. It's one awful cycle of regression.
Newspapers fabricate and play on people's fear, people are hypothetically intrigued and often offended by said fabricated stories, society regresses due to unfounded and absurd prejudice. Repeat indefinitely.
I think you could hibernate for 20 years and the same gutter papers will be writing the same things.
- England fans a disgrace
- House prices set to tumble
- X is in crisis despite it clearly not being a crisis
- X in drug shame
- X is a love rat
Despite how poor these papers are, despite how print media is obsolete, these papers still have circulations in the millions. As you say, just don't buy it. |
I would say social media is the new medium for spreading fabrication, fear and hate.
The aftermath of Wednesday is a classic example of that.
Facebook, Twitter etc were full of it. That's the public's reaction, not newspapers. They hadn't been printed by then.
People may not agree with certain newspapers but no one has the right to tell me what I should or shouldn't read as long as it's not illegal.
Free choice and free speech should be welcomed not discouraged. |  | | |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:05 - Mar 24 with 2308 views | BorisOrTrevor |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 by Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |
You are normally an intelligent poster, but this is nonsense. |  |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:06 - Mar 24 with 2303 views | BorisOrTrevor |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:44 - Mar 24 by oldbluestu |
And the internet is full of truths?
If you want to ban papers then also ban the internet, it's just a modern equivalent of papers. |
I agree with you almost Stu, wow. [Post edited 24 Mar 2017 9:07]
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:23 - Mar 24 with 2238 views | tractorshark |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:05 - Mar 24 by BorisOrTrevor |
You are normally an intelligent poster, but this is nonsense. |
And, more worryingly, scary that people would want this. | | | |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:26 - Mar 24 with 2230 views | Keaneish |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:50 - Mar 24 by GlasgowBlue |
Putting to bed the free press is exactly the sort of thing Trump would love to do.
Banning newspapers because they have a different point of view to you is censorship plain and simple.
Chose not to read it. Challenge it when you disagree with it. But don't ban it. |
Not when it's an establishment which prints lies for its own commercial gain. Tabloids should be regulated stringently and if found to be negligent, banned. There are plenty of credible free press alternatives without sound bite propaganda based on falsehoods stirring up emotions.
There should be a degree of media censorhip and accountability. It's absurd | |
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:27 - Mar 24 with 2226 views | No9 |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:06 - Mar 24 by Keaneish |
I find it astonishing that tabloid newspapers still sell and more to the point, that they still to this day, go unregulated. The Independent Press Conplaints Commission is powerless and utterly useless. Tabloids have consistently been proven to lie and fabricate in order to sell yet they remain at large and relatively unpunished.
It's 2017, it's time these archaic institutions were put to bed. There needs to be a concerted effort to stop buying them and put them out of business. Merseyside refused to buy The Sun in the wake of the Hillsborough lies so it can and should be done. |
I don't think the Press & complaints commission has ever been as independent as it should have been
& has not perfformed its public duty
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_Complaints_Commission
The posiiton os the DM has always been to publish what its buyers want rather than fact which is why it has such a large circulation.
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| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 09:27 - Mar 24 with 2225 views | Keaneish |
| I went on a late night blog rant about The D*ily M*il headline today on 07:44 - Mar 24 by oldbluestu |
And the internet is full of truths?
If you want to ban papers then also ban the internet, it's just a modern equivalent of papers. |
It's really nothing like newspaper journalism. | |
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