It’s not sunburn, it’s ‘solar glow’.
Wanna be alive, not just employed
There, following my heart
Even the light’s got faith in the dark, amen
Wretch 32 ft Shakka
I’m putting to one side my attitude towards the corporatisation of charities, and instead taking the opportunity to point out that this is the best advert on British TV at the moment.
Up yours Cancer.
Reblog. Signal Boost. Whatever.
This is a really interesting peak behind the curtains at Amazon.
As a company Amazon has been, quite rightly, under intense scrutiny in the UK due to the ‘interesting’ way it conducts its corporate tax affairs. That scrutiny means that all aspects of Amazon’s business practices are now considered fair game.
Is it appropriate to compare the plight of these UK workers with those who work in the factories of Foxconn, or is that a step too far? Is this the price we pay for the knowledge economy and is it the case that ‘any job is better than no job’?
Does knowing about this (and I think most of us would admit to having suspicions about the type of labour exploitation that must underpin online prices) change our behaviour in anyway?
Perhaps most simply; am I now less likely to buy books from Amazon?
The 1949 Broadcasting Committee Report. (Paragraph 9)
Even within official political documentation there exists space for reflexivity and lavish rhetorical flourishes. This makes me very happy indeed.
Given the recent steps taken by the House of Commons in the UK it seems appropriate to post this.
Vehicles that aren’t suitable for blizzard conditions: RWD sports cars.
Vehicles I am currently driving: … oh shit…
