Stephen Tall

LDVideo … Christmas Eve supplement

By | Thu 24th December 2009 - 6:30 pm

Welcome to this latest, Christmas Eve LDVideo instalment, featuring three of the most memorable video clips doing the rounds on the blogosphere.

First up, is this simple but poignant ‘Merry Christmas from the UK Border Agency’ video, with a tip of our hat to Duncan Stott’s Split Horizons blog.

And now for something completely different, courtesy of Beau Bo D’Or: ‘Politicians B-Roll video for naff political advertising’. (And if like me the concept of B-rolls was a new one on you, here’s the Wiki run-down).

And finally for today, here’s the ‘Gordon Brown stole Christmas’ video doing the rounds of the right-wing blogs. It doesn’t do it for me, I’m afraid (‘Jingle bells, the Government smells’), but judge for yourselves:



(Hat-tip: PlayPolitical.com).

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