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home we read the papers infrequently. the reports of ’s demise have been greatly exaggerated… uponnothing | march 4, 2014 as you may or may not have noticed has been defunct for a little while now. this was due to me using a very old custom blog template that i made myself based on an old wordpress blank template which was being attacked and the site had to be shut down, wiped clean and now has to be made anew. i have backed-up (hopefully successfully) the content of the old website, which will be restored when i get the new template finished. i may even grace the restored blog with the occasional post. i don’t look at the daily mail much these days, but it still festers away in the background and hasn’t got any better in my absence. anyway, for the occasional visitor who might come across this website: rejoice, for it will return. i am still available on twitter . categories: blog update winterval: still alive and kicking uponnothing | december 23, 2013 remember the dim and distant days of november 2011 when the daily mail published a correction to a melanie phillips article in which they finally acknowledged that winterval had never renamed christmas: we stated in an article on 26 september that christmas has been renamed in various places winterval. winterval was the collective name for a season of public events, both religious and secular, which took place in birmingham in 1997 and 1998. we are happy to make clear that winterval did not rename or replace christmas. as i wrote recently in my e-book about winterval (which this blog post will repeatedly plug) this correction from the daily mail did more to kill the myth than any debunking had managed before, and apart from the occasional mention the myth had pretty much died. however, the daily mail has – 3 days ago – p published another article on the myth : ‘she may as well have wished us happy winterval!’ mp who sent out happy holidays card faces backlash for ‘marginalising’ christmas’. the article suggests – in one of the mail online’s various bullet-point sub-headings – that such a card ‘draws comparisons to the 1990s winterval furore in birmingham’. the mail also makes room for the following handy reminder to readers: this little box is crammed full of lies. winterval was never about ‘reflect[ing] the diverse nature of the city’s population’, nor did the council ever say anything about making the city a more welcoming place for ethnic groups. these are lies, i have read every single piece of news coverage, in both local and national newspapers, since 1997 on this subject and i have never, ever seen anything that could possibly justify these assertions. i know this will not come as a shock, but the daily mail is making this up, they are lying to their readers. as for the then bishop of birmingham’s comments, they were made a year after the initial winterval celebrations in 1997 (of which he seems to have been completely oblivious) and they were reported by a newspaper that up until that point had not criticised winterval at all – indeed, newspaper reports after the 1997 event talked about what a success it had been and how winterval 1998 was going to be bigger and better. if you care about the state of journalism, or you want others to realise just how happy newspapers are to make stuff up to incite hatred towards target groups, then please buy and read my e-book on the winterval myth . it will – i think – open the eyes of any reader as to how one little myth can fuel a media narrative (atheists / muslims / pc brigade are banning christmas) for over 15 years, and how in each passing year the original myth becomes more and more embellished to suit the political needs of the newspaper at the time. in other news, ann widdecombe recently crammed as many media myths into a few hundred words as i’ve ever seen , including winterval and a dr chris allen has completely ripped-off all of my research into winterval in a blog post in which he basically rejigs my writing on the topic – adding nothing new. the only way anyone can make me feel better is to buy my e-book: categories: newspaper lies , persecuted christians , plagiarism tags: daily mail , winterval winterval e-book published uponnothing | december 18, 2013 i’ve spent the last few weeks fully updating, proofreading and finalising my first e-book and am pleased to announce that it has now been published via amazon . i hope to publish the book with kobo store in the next couple of days. it should make a nice digital stocking filler for anyone interested in a good tale of bad journalism. should it go well i hope to publish a few more books on the media next year. thanks, and merry christmas. categories: announcement tags: winterval due prominence uponnothing | november 1, 2013 the leveson inquiry examining the culture, practices and ethics of the press concluded with a printed report on the 29th november 2012. it recommended that the press – having failed to effectively regulate itself, despite being given more than one chance to do so – be regulated by a truly independent regulator with some form of statutory underpinning. what this meant in simple terms: because the press so clearly cannot be trusted to a, behave appropriately and b, punish any misdemeanors through the pcc, some formal system is needed to ensure that appropriate sanctions would actually be applied. the press took this as the ‘end of press freedom’ and has been fighting against any form of regulation (again) ever since. what is interesting, though, is that whilst this fight has been ongoing the press has still been completely ignoring the pcc code of practice – which, as i have commented before, is actually not bad. what the pcc code of practice (both the shortened quick bullet points, and the longer, more detailed examination of how a modern press should behave) demonstrates is that newspaper editors understand the kind of behaviour that a decent, moral press would engage in, and what is unacceptable. it clearly isn’t ignorance of what a good press should be that is holding editors back, it is rather that they understand that they can completely ignore such a code as there are no sanctions for doing so. think of the pcc code of practice as being exactly the same as the new year’s resolutions you might set yourself: sure, you understand that eating healthy is a good thing to do and you could even right a perfectly logical rationale in support of it; this doesn’t mean you have any intention of sticking to the resolution and nor is there any external reason why you should. most new year’s resolutions end in abject failure; just like the pcc and press self-regulation. in terms of the leveson report and the ongoing press struggle against any form of regulation you’d think it would be in the interests of the press to abide, strictly by the code to demonstrate to everyone that they are capable of self-regulation without statutory underpinning. yet they haven’t changed their practices at all. one of the clearest examples is the pcc code of practice stating that: a significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion once recognised must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and – where appropriate – an apology published. this, to my knowledge, has never happened – either before or after the leveson report was published. the latest example is provided by the sun: i’m pretty sure that this story (having done the rounds on the internet very effectively) wasn’t published in a tiny corner on page 2 (the page which is the least read in the newspaper format according to what i’ve read in the past). the image was taken by giles goodall, you can follow him on twitter if you’d like. ps: clicking on the payday loans link earns me money, so feel free to have a click on them before you leave the site to help pay for web hosting. categories: newspaper lies , pcc , press freedom tags: lies , pcc , the sun has the daily mail jumped the shark? dralienfromzog | october 4, 2013 the 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