MORE to folly.
Thanks Nick Sutton (UK covers); Gillian Nellis (The Sunday Business Post);
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
CAMPERS Outside? pic.twitter.com/4Jy9jwvtKn
— Proofreaders Society (@proofreaderssoc) February 6, 2015
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Exodus by Marcus Lyon: globalisation, circumnavigation, the power of the individual versus states and corporations. That kind of thing.
Compare: the aerial work of Bernhard Lang, Klaus Liedorf and, well, Bernhard Lang.
This afternoon
The queue outside Whelan’s, Camden Street, Dublin for a live acoustic set by Kodaline this lunchtime.
Thanks Sony Music
Update:
Kodaline inside Whelan’s this afternoon.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Elbowsie
at@broadsheet_ie can you start a new topic ‘needs a slap’ pic.twitter.com/29hjDlRHK3
— john quinn (@jq_iladelph) February 6, 2015
Who Needs A Slap? to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Who Needs a Slap?’
(Broadsheet does not condone actual slapping)
B3ta’s ‘ginger Führer’ Rob Manuel on how laughably easy it is to exploit social media, adding fake likes and followers for cash:
A simple search on eBay for “twitter followers” brought us to a website I’m going to slightly disguise because I don’t want to directly promote their services.These people offer all sorts of services, including buying 100,000 Twitter followers for the measly sum of £25. There’s also deals for Facebook, and Youtube, and promises that they’ll even get you traffic for Google Plus (coming soon).
READ ON: I bought 90,000 Twitter followers for my sadly lamented dead cat for £25 (Rob Manuel, usvsth3m)
Join uuusssss…
ME writes:
Spotted in Blanchardstown. …aaahhhhh run!
MORE to folly.
Thanks Nick Sutton (UK covers); Mark Costello (The Irish Field); Niamh McEneaney (The Irish Mirror); Paul Murphy (The Irish Sun); Brian Oliver (The Irish Times).
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
5th Element & DoubleScreen – Faces (Trench Road)
A just released epic from Ballymun-based hip-hop group 5th Element set around the lyrical talents of Ger Kellett and Ryan ‘Linco’ Lincoln and featuring producer DoubleScreen.
Ger sez:
“I feel over the last couple of months we’ve been making a transition into a new type of style for us. This new single is a more mature and experimental type of track and we are looking forward to seeing how people react to it”
Linco sez:
“Looking at most original and successful artists, there comes a point when its time to make creative decisions and have the courage to try take some things in a different direction. That’s what the new project is for us.”
Video by by Gerry Balfe Smyth