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Rob Killick
Google: a ‘frenemy’ of the internet generation
In the run-up to next week’s live spiked debate, Rob Killick says Google is neither ‘good’ nor ‘evil’ – it’s just a very big business.
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Sean Collins
The real scandal is this obsession with scandal
As Republicans and Democrats squabble over who is most corrupt, the American people become more cynical about the entire political class.
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| Monday 8 March 2010 |
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Brendan O’Neill
Jon Venables and the myth of public hysteria
It was not ‘the mob’ that turned James Bulger’s killer into a symbol of evil and moral decay – it was the decadent political elite and media.
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| Friday 5 March 2010 |
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Philip Hammond
Darfur: every celeb’s favourite African war
A new book reveals how celebrities’ and human rights activists’ simple-minded moral posturing on Darfur made the conflict even worse.
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Patrick West
Why everyone laughs at CanadaWith giant beavers and Alanis Morissette, the closing ceremony of the Winter Games was a feast of stereotypes. |
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| Thursday 4 March 2010 |
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Fitzpatrick and Hume
The last leader of the Labour Party
Two veterans of the revolutionary left, Michael Fitzpatrick and Mick Hume, opt out of the nostalgia-fest following Michael Foot’s death.
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Nathalie Rothschild
We don’t owe politicians our voteInstead of raising awareness about how to vote, how about raising the political temperature and making voting worthwhile? |
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| Wednesday 3 March 2010 |
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Brendan O’Neill
Let’s reclaim the C-word
Labour and the Tories talk non-stop about ‘change’, but only because they would rather be in a state of perpetual flux than face up to political realities.
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