Two flies land on Kojak’s head and one says to the other...
Been doing much radio over the last week; tomorrow, I stumble sideways into the 1930s and do my first Noughties plug thing in the startling new medium of televisualism. Sky News, 11.15 a.m.
I would love to hear James Naughtie phrase a question on something as nebulous as a whole decade - it would take him the best part of the day.
Tim, that bit on 5 Live where you said that the 2004 tsunami was the low point of the decade, followed by the second opinion of someone who thought that no, it was the HD-DVD format, was priceless.
All I managed to do was question the assumed privileged position of myself (as author) and my interlocutor (as telly chap) in the face of the democratisation of opinion that technology hath wrought. If Mr Murdoch was watching, he will by now be quaking in his orthopaedic bootees.
And be fair to Zara, Chris, she was brought on to discuss gadgets, and she did what it said on the tin.
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Piss Murdoch off and tell them the BBC are going to serialise it.
You must practise tearing off the lapel mic and storming out half way - treble the publicity!
And can we expect a sword crossing with James Naughtie on Today next?
I would love to hear James Naughtie phrase a question on something as nebulous as a whole decade - it would take him the best part of the day.
Tim, that bit on 5 Live where you said that the 2004 tsunami was the low point of the decade, followed by the second opinion of someone who thought that no, it was the HD-DVD format, was priceless.
All I managed to do was question the assumed privileged position of myself (as author) and my interlocutor (as telly chap) in the face of the democratisation of opinion that technology hath wrought. If Mr Murdoch was watching, he will by now be quaking in his orthopaedic bootees.
And be fair to Zara, Chris, she was brought on to discuss gadgets, and she did what it said on the tin.
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