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Music & Vocal Producer - AudioTrip Productions // Sync Licensing

Manchester
Joined May 2011
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Polite reminder. Trump & Brexit are not 2 different things. They are the same thing. Same companies. Same data. Same Facebook. Same Russians. Same Cambridge Analytica. Same Robert Mercer. Same Steve Bannon. Same Breitbart. Same Alexander Nix. Same Donald Trump. Same Nigel Farage.
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What does "legitimate" even mean here? The Electoral Commission found massive breaches of electoral laws. It was the biggest case of electoral fraud in at least a century. And that's *before* considering question of Russian interference.
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NEW: A mass propaganda event is about to engulf the US news cycle and what, if anything, survives it will be a lesson for our times. But it’s what the rest of the world does now that’s key. When someone tells you who they are, believe them.
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"...We are already living inside the architecture of totalitarianism..."
So, today @tedtalks announced that my TED talk ‘This is What a Digital Coup Looks Like’ was their most watched talk of the year. It’s sort of amazing & terrifying. Because this *is* what a digital coup looks like.
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This is bad…
It is very worrying that new UK tech minister Liz Kendall is bringing in an adviser who has - said AI companies will never compensate creatives - echoed big tech’s calls for copyright reform - echoed big tech’s false claims that UK copyright law is ‘uncertain’ and therefore needs clarifying Why is this government so set on throwing creatives under the bus to benefit AI companies? theguardian.com/technology/2…
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This!!!
I posted this during Trump’s first visit to the UK in 2018. And maybe now 7 years on, you can all finally see it?
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Hungary banned pride and anything having to do with homosexuality. In response the country responded with the biggest pride protest in modern history. Orban is cooked. #3E
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.@MassiveAttackUK show in manchester (free palestine)
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TONIGHT with James Stefano is #OutNow it’s a vibe 🎶❤️ have you listened, yet? stream it, save it, share it and enjoy the ride together #newmusic #dance #Ibiza #sunset #clubmusic #chillout #chilloutmusic
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Please read this. It's literally been 8 years in the writing. The first wave of tech disruption of democracy 2016-2024 is over. What starts now is something much, much worse: the age of information chaos. 1/ theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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"In my country can't say anything or you might get put in prison" Patriot Farage denigrating the UK, poisoning minds against his own country for cash.
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NEW: Why not calling a Nazi salute a Nazi salute puts us in a whole new place of danger. We have to call spades spades or what else is there? 1/ open.substack.com/pub/brolig…
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Well done Musk you just confirmed what we always knew. What a cunt 🤮
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Left: "Ministers resist calls to block Musk donations to Farage’s Reform UK" Right: That time in 2019 when @carolecadwalla called out misinformation which influenced Brexit and took the UK out of the EU on the slimmest of margins Labour's refusal to limit donations means the next election will be a persistent swamp of misinformation on social media, even worse than it is now Is Labour's inaction damaging the integrity of our democracy?
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This is what I keep thinking about. We published this in @ObserverUK on Dec 4, 2016. The very first visualisation of the ‘fake news ecosystem’ - a new coinage & concept - created @d1gi . It showed mainstream media being strangled. Imagine how it looks now…
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In the past 8 years America has voted for man who can barely string a sentence together followed by a man who can barely string a sentence together and back to the other man who can barely string a sentence together. Put that way, the electorate are being pretty consistent.
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