Twitter was fun while it lasted, and it lasted a long time. But nothing lasts forever, and especially in online media, nothing is in a vacuum. What happens outside a platform affects what goes on on a platform. So, although I think I have been on Twitter at least briefly and often for much longer
Although I didn’t want Trump to win, and I can see a lot of downsides to him becoming president, I do feel elated by his victory. Harris put in a very respectable campaign. I would have been happy with her programme and I can accept that it was as good as was politically possible in
Jonathan Coe is a British novelist and writer known for his satirical and often politically charged works. Born on 19 August 1961 in Birmingham, England, Coe has garnered acclaim for his ability to blend humour with incisive social commentary.
Despite improvements in writing and longer story segments, this series struggles to overcome its inherited plot issues. While not as bad as feared, it remains slow and unengaging. Poor lighting in dark scenes further detracts from the experience. Overall, it’s hardly compelling, but curiosity may keep some viewers watching.
I first encountered Twitter at a 2008 science blogging conference, where it was hailed as the future of real-time data sharing. Initially, it was a vibrant platform for news and friendships, but over time, it became less enjoyable, especially post-Musk takeover. Now, I’m moving on to Bluesky.
“Douglas Is Cancelled” on ITV is a masterpiece of television. With a gripping plot, brilliant script, and outstanding performances, it explores how we navigate a world where every moment can be recorded. Addressing current issues like sexism and toxic masculinity, this four-hour series is both thought-provoking and highly entertaining.