Benn Glazier [weblog]

I've recently relocated to London from Sydney and I'll ramble about good food and drink around town, eclectic electronic music, absolutely anything to do with digital media, throw some sport (more than likely cricket) in and the odd personal experience — as seen through my camera lens.

Is Ahmadinejad or Obama a greater threat?

It seems like our ads for Russia Today (here shown in outdoor/print format) are causing some controversy. Which was ultimately the idea.

Major US airports have refused to display the Obama / Ahmadinejad ad below.

RT_Obama_poster_big

What do you think? With the refusal to publish this content in the US, I am thinking that that the powers that be in the “land of the free” are just patriotic and supportive of their leader and oppose the obvious threat (albeit a threat of an unknown degree), whilst the US still holds a massive nuclear arsenal.

Who really is the greater threat? Lets not forget my new home, which is getting referred to as a ‘Nanny’ state more and more…

Russia Today - who is more dangerous?

N.B.: I am thoroughly enjoying the diversity in press over here. I have Russia Today on TV, in addition to BBC. I think I’ve got CNN, but I’d only watch it if I had no news whatsoever, and unfortunately no Al-Jazeera. Add this to publications such as The Guardian and The Independant, and you wonderful cross-section of left-to-right. Oh and the Sunday Times now features as my weekend “spread the paper across the living room” read. It also means no more Sydney Morning Herald, which is heading downhill rapidly – fast becoming tabloid-trash, as apparentlythis is news.

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    Didn’t Al Jazeera just recently launch in the Uk?

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