@bbcnickrobinson via Twitter
Bring back O levels, attack Jimmy Carr’s tax avoidance, defend the Falklands – attempt to reverse damage of omni shambles perchance?
O Levels….leaked by someone (libDem?) to Daily Mail.
Carr’s tax….brought up by the Times.
Falklands…Think that was the Argies making the running on that one.
So all in all poor show and rubbish analysis.
Bit of a ‘omnishambles’ of a tweet perchance?
I have asked BBC CECUTT to explain/excuse a BBC Editor using an opposition soundbite in lieu of a neutral reporting term in this context, especially when confusing conjecture with hard facts. Again.
Especially as he seemed so happy with it (kudos on the first outing’s usage from the ‘client’?) he used it again a few tweets later.
That the nation is compelled to pay his salary to write such partisan, unprofessional drivel is a national disgrace.
I think everything published made a lot of sense.
However, what about this? suppose you wrote a catchier title?
I ain’t saying your content isn’t solid, however what if you added a post title that grabbed folk’s attention? I mean Notta Lotta People Know That! – Biased BBC is kinda boring. You should glance at Yahoo’s front page and note how they create news titles to grab people to open the links. You might try adding a video or a related picture or two to get people excited about everything’ve written. In my opinion, it would bring your posts a little livelier.