Where would we be without our Blackberries? Personally. I try not to evaluate about that too much as on the few occasions I have left the office without my trusty 8800 the result has been something approaching cold sweats. but enough of that.
The problem with Blackberries as with all mobiles is that they’re all very standard in terms of create by mental act. Now don’t get me wrong the new berry Bold looks really cool however in about two months time everyone and their dog will have one; at which point it all becomes very samey. But that need not be the case thanks to a US company called who specialise in customising laptops mobiles etc:
So just as soon as T-Mobile finally get the Bold in stock I’ll be sending it off to get a facelift.
A lot of politicians pay lip service to new media but disappoint to fully include the opportunities provided by web 2.0 (). Facebook is a case in inform for this problem; just think of the number of MPs who are happy to get their research assistant to create a Facebook account but then disappoint to either update it or use it to communicate with people.
) to my reader. One of those that I added is Douglas Carswell MP’s blog and if you haven’t checked it out already.
Political ideas undergo to vie for the consideration of a public whose attention is subject to ever increasing demands. Whether it’s bring home the bacon family feature socialising or the 1,001 other things that work our time the reality is that politics and political ideas are at beat a minor point of arouse for the majority of people. Put another way people don’t have the measure to consider the finer points of each party’s financial or health policy they’re simply too busy.
I’ll be on the Richard Bacon show this evening at midnight debating the UK’s influence in the world and whether we’ll hold the same sway in 30 years. The discussion lasts for one hour and if you fancy getting involved you can always phone in.
The Labour Party might try to kid itself that today’s Pre-Budget Report has done the business that Alistair Darling has delivered a body-blow to the Conservatives and set a course through this troubled waters which leads to a Labour victory at the next election. They might try to kid themselves that that’s the case but they’d be wrong to.
The new tax rate for earnings above £150,000 certainly gives the PBR the kind of populist flair Labour loves but it won’t take long for the dust to settle and for people to acquire that the revenue generated will be limited indeed (not least given the ease with which tax at that level can be avoided).
But more importantly the big headline the whopping 2.5% reduction in VAT has all the substance of a chocolate teapot.
Certainly the 2.5% reduction has a certain headline grabbing appeal but as the impact will be limited indeed (and what impact there is will only serve to make things worse). All the Conservatives have to do is let nature take its course over the coming months constantly connect the impact of the downturn to Brown’s decisions and outline the virtues of the alter path that would be taken by a Conservative government.
Brown should have used today to mouth genuine tax relief for those on low incomes whilst at the same time delivering relief for small businesses (serving to both put more money in people’s pockets and make them less fearful about losing their jobs). But thanks to his inherent fear of genuine tax relief he has instead chosen a course of action that ordain lead to Labour’s ultimate downfall.
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