What “The Filter Bubble” means for the Brussels Bubble

Posted by Mathew Lowry on 25/07/11

“The Filter Bubble”, by MoveOn.org foreign policy director Eli Pariser, shows that the forces creating the Brussels Bubble are about to be reinforced by technology, operated invisibly – and with impunity – by a handful of companies. When I launched Blogactiv in 2007 I had some interesting experiences engaging with eurosceptics of the more rabid variety. [...]

In praise of ‘proper’ media

Posted by Mathew Lowry on 13/11/10

If anyone thinks that the combined forces of the OPP (Online Pyjama People) are going to take over the world anytime soon, please watch this hilarious video (hat tip: nosemonkey) of one of them being utterly destroyed in a television interview. Did I mention that it was hilarious? Context: the Daily Politics is a TV [...]

Rebutting EuroCr*p in social media

Posted by Mathew Lowry on 19/01/10

I recently joined Tibo’s conversation on the Parliament’s Writing for (y)EU – see Not the 8 o’clock news -  but my latest comment grew so long I decided to put it here instead. And then, typically, it grew … In Tibo’s original post and subsequent comments, he explored how far EP officials can go in [...]

Raising the level of the debate

Posted by Mathew Lowry on 16/09/09

Over on Nosemonkey’s blog, in yet another debate on the pros and cons of EU membership, Insideur is of the opinion that: IMHO there is a real gap in the market, that Open Europe has sought but failed to fill, for serious, informed, and therefore constructive criticism of the EU As he points out, the [...]

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