YouTube, DVDs and Accordions
Whilst Gerry Adams has started blogging, since last month the DUP's Sammy Wilson has become a regular Sinn Fein's Daithi McKay has written to the Assembly Commission suggesting it should put Question Time and other assembly business up on YouTube to ensure the public has easy access to the footage. Sounds like competition for our own "Stormont Live" which is back on air at 2.30 on ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳2 on Monday.
Meanwhile the MEP Jim Allister has released a greatest hits of speeches to the European parliament, together with a rousing accompaniment from the Dunloy Accordion Band.
Jim Allister will be one of my guests on tomorrow's Inside Politics, together with Sinn Fein's John O'Dowd. The two politicians will debate the bloodshed in Gaza and whether the Northern Ireland experience in conflict transformation is relevant to the Middle East.
As usual we are on air at 12.45pm on Saturday on ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Radio Ulster, or subsequently via the listen again facility.
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