“The greatest people you will ever meet and the worst. Beware of plastics.”
Janis from Mean Girls
“The greatest people you will ever meet and the worst. Beware of plastics.”
Janis from Mean Girls
Just a quick blog in admiration of Greater Manchester Police’s PR coup yesterday. A bold and simple idea which made great use of Twitter and media relations to raise awareness of the day to day service our police forces provide.
I am biased by the way. My husband is a police officer and for the past 14 years I have become accustomed to the baffling variety of things he is asked to deal with, from closing the roads in snow and locating missing livestock, to attending post mortems and investigating serious crimes. It’s the sheer volume and variety of responsibilities that makes policing such a complicated and contentious issue. Where we will ever find enough resources to fund this inexhaustible supply of stuff to deal with? Human beings are endlessly creative when it comes to getting themselves in bother it seems to me.
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I’m quite a fan of the USA. Most of my TV watching is West Wing, The Wire, ER and even Friends when extremely hungover. And New York is my first choice for the next MCG PR office and one of my favourite places on Earth.
Read moreWhen did the media get so ghoulish? Has the 24 hours news cycle led to us forget that many people whilst wanting to know the latest news, don’t want it to be exploited to the nth degree?
I’m pretty hardcore. Much prefer gritty documentaries, grainy films about war and human suffering to comedy and period romances. But I have not been able to stomach the recent reporting of “tragic” events.
It seems to me, the great British public is growing to love a good tragedy. First came the school bus crash in Cumbria in which two teenage school pupils died. Awful. But I knew it was awful, I didn’t need to listen to endless interviews with “experts” and callers to radio phone-ins to confirm how tragic it was.
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