Today’s Link-Love: March 30, 2013
by Stephen Tall on March 30, 2013
Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…
- Tim Harford — Article — Budget 2013: Five ways to fix our national joke
Final one from Tim Harford (for today) » Budget 2013: Five ways to fix our national joke http://bit.ly/YZwRRx
- Tim Harford — Article — Statistical tomfoolery spins in Treasury
Brilliant from @TimHarford on the bully-boy spin & “statistical tomfoolery” of Osbrown-omics http://bit.ly/Ym9wxO
- Tim Harford — Article — What Oxbridge can learn from YouTube
Tim Harford on disruptive transformation of Moocs » What Oxbridge can learn from YouTube http://bit.ly/174VsvR
- UK Polling Report
I missed the post-budget polling that appeared last weekend: a meh-thumbs-up http://bit.ly/YQLYhb
- This week's big questions: What is conservatism? Is Lords reform necessary? Does Qatada belong here? – Comment – Voices – The Independent
Fab Ferdinand Mount line: “Boris may have his faults, but at least he hasn’t forced his brother to leave the country” http://ind.pn/Ym2nh9
- Lib Dems: We love our leader! (From Brentwood Weekly News)
“Lib Dems: We love our leader!” For sake of clarity: in Brentwood.) http://bit.ly/167eHkY
- Appointment of town councillor 'morally wrong' | This is Hull and East Riding
A casual vacancy sparks political row at Hessle Town Council. JK Rowling would love it http://bit.ly/Ym1tBe
- http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/6e8b7882-9672-11e2-9ab2-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2P0xO4mi6
Simon Kuper on how – and why – the voice of the poor are silenced by the media
- Liberator’s blog: Secret courts and the Stockholm syndrome
Interesting behind the scenes Lords details from Simon Titley » Secret courts and the Stockholm syndrome http://bit.ly/XNNGQ4
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