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The Pope is Getting out of the Car

The media goes loopy trying to fill 24 hour coverage.

During the past week the Pope has been taking a historic tour of Britian - remember your history, Hnery VIII and all that.

The media went into high gear and beyond. Sky News ran a series of adverts that appeared to be promoting a rock group’s tour, bizarre and then the 24 hour UK coverage took over.

If the Pope scratched his nose it seemed to commented on and if they could have put the cameras into his private rooms they would have.

We saw getting out of his car with full live commentary, with an ‘experts’ comments on the security detail, the car, the pope, the weather and so on. The car was followed to its destination and so on.

They filled in with interviews with what seemed like anybody, with some seeming a little clueless about the Pope.

I wasn’t at all interested in the Pope’s state visit but I couldn’t get away form it. 24 hour news is great for somethings but when all the nations news services are showing the same thing live, in this case an old German man on a trip, when I was trying to catch up on news but I couldn’t every channel had the same coverage!

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Every Cloud….

THE environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico produced a media frenzy.

Some may feel this media coverage was justified, others, including myself, feel again that most of the media, not all, swooped on the potential disaster far more than they needed to - as expected.

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Enigin TV Without the Television

AT Enigin we have a TV station - that will be a surprise to many who work at Enigin, even some of the directors.

They will start searching the office now to try and find which broom cupboard has been converted to studio space, bu they will not find anything.

It is offsite, truly offsite as it is a virtual TV Station, and internet TV Station where we can broadcast live and recorded material and set up schedules that we could then release for either subscribers or the general public to navigate to and with the content and adverts we wanted to put out there - all fairly simple as well.

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The Political Agenda & Energy Efficiency

IN the UK at the moment we are going through an election for a new government - or the retaining of the old one.

The main political parties have had to refer to climate change and energy efficiency throughout their electoral campaigns - what a difference from the last election 2005, it was not the hot topic it is now.

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The Excitement Heightens At Enigin

By Steve Hill

“ALL work and no play, make Jack a dull boy” - I don’t know who Jack is, but that is the way the saying goes and is a truism.

You need to balance work and leisure, too much of either is bad for you, hence at Enigin many of us, mainly the men I might add, are into football (soccer for our American cousins), whether watching or playing.

Even at the grand old age of 54 I still get out on the rubber crumb pitch of our local five-a-side centre on Monday nights to allow the young lads to run around me while I wait for my legs to react, I’m young at heart at least.

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Enigin & The Media

IT is great when you find you have been mentioned in some unknown magazine on the other side of the world.

This happened only last week when it came to my notice that the on-line magazine thealternativepress.com, New Jersey’s daily environmentally-friendly all-online alternative to a local newspaper.

They carried a report that Print Tech of Mountainside, New Jersey, had taken a major leap along the road to energy conservation - how?

By installing a state-of-the-art monitoring device, the Eniscope (from Enigin), to assist in determining power factor, peak demand and a host of other indicators to pinpoint Print Tech’s current efficiency level.

The local independent Distributor had made the sale and installation and it was pleasing to see that it made the local press - providing vital publicity.

As Oscar Wilde stated: “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”

So being mentioned all around the world in different publications, on-line and on-paper, is vital to all businesses. So thank you thealternativepress.com.

Steve Hill