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Tag Archives: 2012 Summer Olympics
After the (Olympics) gold rush – some thoughts on media and emotionality
If Usain Bolt had improved his 100 metres time from 2008 in step with the upgrades in 2012 Olympics media coverage, he would have run it in [fill in your own very small number here] seconds. My serious point is that … Continue reading
Posted in Media analysis
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Andy Murray, emotion, London 2012, Olympic Games, Princess Diana, Tom Daley, Tony Blair, Usain Bolt, Zac Purchase
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What is the value of words? The euro crisis, Shakespeare and the 2012 Olympics
The current Greece-led euro crisis – #Grexit – may get a lot worse after the second national Greek election on 17 June. A lot (billions of euros) depends on a little (very small percentage differences in voter responses). (I leave … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Media analysis, Words, Writing
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Alan Sugar, BBC, Chris Hoy, Danny Boyle, Elements of Style, London, Meaning, Shakespeare, Words
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