Media

  • Is Burnham up for Mexit?

    The Prime Minister is in Number 10 and is settling himself down into the rhythm and confines of a powerful office of state. Meanwhile, the fretting executives of London wonder what might be on the chopping block for them. The former Mayor of Greater Manchester has already made himself known for stating more should go North. Is it true that their careers are due for an exit?

    MediaCity in Salford comes to mind. It’s a stomping ground for the affluent and professional in Manchester – and beyond – as well as a hotspot for emerging talent in with the old favourites. The idea that more creative powerhouses will be offered preferable terms to relocate is not beyond his rationale.

    A shot of the front of a building
    A shot of the front of a building used for television production in central London.

    In fact, such a ‘Mexit’ could be transformative to the media industries. It could diversify the sights and sounds used in reality-focused productions. It could raise new issues in the places which lack representation. It may even generate an all-new talent base.

    But there’s a reluctance in those used to the constant inspiration and social directness London provides for their management roles. It’s believed that the implications of a location change such as this one suggests makes staff hesitant. Any difference in how media is seen is understood to shift what and who it’s for.

  • Serious actors use social media to make a point

    There’s been an increase of media-related activity on a range of social media apps. It’s not just limited to X but encompasses all of the major platforms that are accessible on smartphones. It doesn’t put such information in range unless somebody has a prior interest in it.

    But it does mean that real events are being covered for people across the world. This has diversified the news media landscape. It benefits those working in news but disadvantages the work of managing information flows for the public good.

    Telegram is a particular source of channels that provide multimedia on a range of topics. There’s a strong presence of Russia-related information. It’s believed most if not all of these are scrutinised by Russian authorities. It may be these seek to spread propaganda and may influence western narratives.

    “One major thing that unites us: We strive to bring you fast, factual news that you won’t see elsewhere in the mainstream media—or even as fast—and we seek to destroy and dismantle any narrative, including the Zionist narrative, in order to let the truth prevail and to usher in a New Dawn.”

    – @WorldPravda/Telegram

    It’s not proved there’s a direct link between the Russian military and such media found online. It’s therefore not inherently insecure. However, experts here believe this is irrelevant. The reason why is Russia seeks to promote an expansion of activity of its media remit.

    There are hints the Russian government seeks to undermine media capacity in other countries. It means the State of Russia doesn’t support media activity that is not for its purposes. In an extreme circumstance, it may try to pull a company off-air, just like the Soviet Union tried with the BBC before.

    It cannot be determined who the culprits are of this because it’s worked into the particulars of a closed state, with its secretive network of Intelligence and security services. There may be missions but these are classified, State-sponsored acts that are protected by its ways of working and reasoning.

    Ultimately, any activity like this – and not just in media realms – is designed to produce a sort of profit for those who do it. It’s meant to help them in their career and also to promote their status within a line of work or in some sort of duty. It’s therefore not just a bit of information. 

  • Is Putin behind the Epstein story?

    The time to tell the truth about Epstein has come and gone over and over, and so far, no one has really come out as the prime suspect, except the man himself and the shadowy aide who remains in prison.

    This has the markings of a plot, handled clumsily by online sleuths, followed assiduously by public media, and yet left untouched by the people behind the scurrilous and sparing facts of espionage.

    The work to find out if anyone is behind the Epstein story as a work of political fiction is more of a possibility at official levels than anywhere else at this point.

    The State of Russia – a suspect in every detailed attempt to takedown Western leaders ‘overnight’ – is led by a former spy who’s known to have spent time in key cities in the West as a part of his secret work.

    Russians are particular in their handling of contacts, using social networks of any type to make their way into the homes and workplaces of the rich and powerful. Their efforts are clever – and prolific.

    It may be that Putin has a hand in this. He’s calm on the international stage, and confident in his dealings with leaders. It doesn’t reveal perverts rule this part of the world but it shows an image of chaos he’s long sought to prove exists in our leadership structures.

    The publishing of material has weighted more on the American side, showing it won’t undermine their status at all. But it came close. It could have been a story of proportions, casting doubt on more than reputation, but on American ethics itself.

  • Call for information: Rogue media activist

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a rogue media activist believed to have infiltrated Parliamentary realms has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect
    A suspect in rogue media activism alleged of harming the lives and careers of working professionals in the UK at large.

    He’s believed to have access to secreted and secretive systems that are kept – not ‘stored’ – in London and uses these to harass people.

    It results in huge interruptions to people’s working patterns, leading to economic losses across the Political spectrum for all party’s.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • GB News in trouble for anti-Muslim comment

    It’s not easy listening to someone complaining about something that is special to you, but a bus journey only lasts so long and it can blow over for most of us.

    Yet, if it’s a live station broadcast it’s not so simple as to consider it’s just a passing comment.

    In a recent example, Patrick Christy of GB News is now alleged of hate by saying Eid is used for rape by Pakistani men.

    It’s reminiscent of a troubled era in recent political history, and brings up the unfortunate efforts of radicals and far right people.

    MEND is calling for an investigation into the comment, which the Muslim group calls “a grave and unqualified allegation” in breach of obvious TV rules.

    The seriousness of any and all accusations aside, perhaps GB News should plan their content in future, at least in regard to such emotive and sensitive a topic.

  • Exclusive: DCMS criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal suspect in a media ring alleged to “plant” contacts inside media office staffing arrangements as a transition from work in the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport can now be identified for the first time.

    A suspect alleged of media manipulation in the UK seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    It’s not believed to affect “BBC” staffing arrangements, but left a bit longer and it might have done.

    This constitutes a crime in UK law because it confuses security arrangements, exposes the UK public to adverse actors, and creates security threats that present opportunities to non-State overseas actors for infiltration.

  • Call for information: “Urban Scoop” antagonist

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal antagonist alleged to disrupt the media activities of smaller scale outlets in the UK such as Urban Scoop has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect alleged of interference in small scale media activities in the UK seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    It’s believed her activities have mostly been unnoticed by those that know her, but may involve professional contacts in some places.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Exclusive: Media manipulator

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a media manipulator alleged of sabotaging the public relations of the Conservative Party and also suppressing reports favourable to Conservative MP’s has now been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of targeted interference in political matters seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s been evading investigation for over ten years, but is believed to have still been active. He’s previously acted in London, using hundreds of contacts in national titles to ply his ugly, evil trade.

  • Call for information: “Sky News” researcher

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a “Sky News” researcher with links to London gangs has been spotted seeking to disrupt business activity in London.

    A suspect alleged of nefarious interference in business seen here in Canon Street, London.

    He’s accused of using Internet message boards to take tipoffs from criminals. He uses such illegal activity to fund his lifestyle.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Exclusive: “Sky News” assassin

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, an assassin alleged to work for an unnamed “Sky News” TV presenter has been spotted out and about in public today.

    A suspect alleged of assassin activity seen here in a central Reading location.

    She’s alleged to have access to high-power weaponry, and is said to be supported by undisclosed MOD lawyers. Her work is said to centre on London suburbs, in residential communities.

  • Found: “BBC” hiring criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal alleged to be used by “BBC” executives to replace hires made by “BBC” teams has now been spotted. He’s alleged to run ‘hit squads’ that make threats to any staff that try to correct the mistake, or situation.

    A suspect alleged of serious crimes seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    The conduct of senior “BBC” staff has been the subject of intense scrutiny by London-based investigators for many years. It’s because of hiring practices considered “strange” by top experts. It’s also due to suspicious payments and other irregularities.

  • Epstein was a master of entrapment

    Notorious people are largely unwanted by the time of their death. This isn’t the case with notable individuals. The true story of Jeffrey Epstein is one of inevitable infamy at the right moment. The truth comes out, and people hate you. This happened with the deceased socialite.

    However, like many other’s who are perverse, he was disliked to begin with. In London, he didn’t fair highly in the social scales. He was known, but as usual, for all the wrong reasons. People couldn’t investigate him because not all people are investigators.

    The fact Epstein had an island meant he was already in flight. This social arrangement makes it difficult for people to find you, regardless of the reason. It’s especially complex for the Police, who then have to file through endless social encounters and occasions to find a strong line of argument.

    The mixing in of different personalities and figures always brings out our real opinions. There are those that are just jealous, envious, or tired of their own position in life. There are still others that are fascinated, curious, or enamoured by it in a simple way.

    The case of Prince Andrew is difficult because he’s never been a senior Royal except in name only. Her Late Majesty trusted him but didn’t set him up as an example. He’s largely hidden in the shadows, coincidentally where most of this type of scandal happens.

    It’s the part of the social order that lives but never really dies. The majority are not involved, but they know about it and have to navigate their way carefully to the right social contacts. This duty of sorts makes it fraught with speculation. It also brings out the liars.

  • Caught: “Daily Mail” Chinese contact

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a China-based contact for the “Daily Mail” – alleged to provide sensitive information from Chinese anti-State media activists – has been spotted in central London.

    A suspect alleged of nefarious intent against a sovereign State seen in here in London.

    His activities are said to be illegal in international law because he seeks the destabilisation of the country by nefarious means.

    The “Daily Mail” is accused by the ICC of acting in malicious intent against Chinese citizens and other media stakeholders in the region by using his particular services.

  • Exclusive: London media agitator

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a London-based agitator accused of infiltrating media outlets using thousands of paid criminals has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    Exclusive: A suspect caught on camera alleged of media manipulation for illegal profit.

    He’s alleged to hide his activities by stopping investigations and some court cases. He’s said to be involved in the manipulation of law work in Reading’s Courts, too.

  • Caught: Fake Policing recruiter

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a fake Policing recruiter alleged to be known for sending applicants to media companies like Sky News instead has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect in fake recruitment spotted in a McDonalds outlet in The Oracle, in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s said to advise new Policing recruits to find work in Journalism. He earns commissions from the “sale” of each applicant from recruiters still at work in Sky News offices in the UK.