I went for an appointment at CANDA this morning to discuss the potential ideas for my Propoganda essay. As it's a subject that I'm not heavilly knowledgeable on, I decided to put Corporate Propoganda and Photography And Propoganda as potential case studies. The tutorial's not until next week but I'm certain there are several examples of the latter to focus on such as Piers Morgan's dummy disaster that cost him his job at the Mirror a couple of years ago.
Everything's sorted for tonight although I have absolutley no idea how the equipment that I'm using tonight works or if I'm playing off CDs or a laptop. They really need to sort out the speakers however as the treble and bass levels are appalling at the worst of times. I'm wondering if it's all run off batteries? Or solar power for that matter?
Moving on swiftly, this sketch from the underrated BBC 2 series "Big Train" features Simon Pegg as a pun-filled local radio disk jockey and gives what I believe to be the truth on how they come up with quick witted lines! Not for the easily disturbed.
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