The Pig's Lipstick

Is it ok to find this funny but to feel bad for the poor somebody at ITV at the same time?

Giving it a go.

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You don’t very often get to say that.

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Link: http://athletics.channel4.com/watch-now/key-moments/videoid=1230751/index.html .

Elvis and Candi Staton mashed-up-duet over a moving video to bring new depth to a classic.

Last 30 seconds a bit unnecessary but hey.

When the Head of Documentaries at Channel 4 recommends you watch something on the BBC, it’s a good tip.

Amazing programme from BBC Three which I read is likely to find its way to BBC One before too long.

Another elegant idea for intelligently closing the loop between Broadcast TV and the audience.

The TV / Data romance is blossoming; everywhere and all at once.

[Update: Sorry. The player seems not to embed properly. See the video here: www.bluefinlabs.com ]

Key word is “could” but if this happens I will know for sure we are living in the future.

Interview with ‘Slinkachu’, he of the heart-warmingly brilliant micro-installations.

Use the Internet a lot? Don’t get out much? Can you still concentrate for 50 minutes?

Watch this adaptation of E.M. Forster’s prescient “The Machine Stops” from 1966. I’m surprised this isn’t better known; or perhaps it is and I’m the last to pick up on it.

Blessed is The Machine.

Beautifully done.