Stirring Trouble Internationally: Imaginary Sitcom About Broadcasting

18/01/2014

Imaginary Sitcom About Broadcasting

A witty post about politics in the UK and the public funded television stations. Find out more over on Stirring Trouble Internationally. Adam Lovejoy writes from London PFB political correctness does PR for the Labour party.

Labour in 2014 from London Adam looks at a real sitcom and creatively explores the WPP the plc company and 10 Downing Street. Todays entry is about a Tony Award given for Political correctness and explains a little bit more about life in Britain.

A TV sitcom supporting it like mad WPP Tony in 10 Downing Street like that diversity training of staff and those humorous men in machines.

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18/01/2014

Imaginary Sitcom About Broadcasting

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