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The last Twitter update we saw was: ‘@MissNataliePike talking about?’
Simon has 6,239 followers. See how they compare to other Twitter users who work in newspapers.
The last Twitter update we saw was: ‘@MissNataliePike talking about?’
Simon has 6,239 followers. See how they compare to other Twitter users who work in newspapers.
Latest articles by Simon Kelner
Simon Kelner: How Twitter has become the virtual sitting room of our time
It's an odd thing, watching a television programme on Twitter. I mean the experience of monitoring Twitter at the same time as you are engrossed in something on TV.
It's an odd thing, watching a television programme on Twitter. I mean the experience of monitoring Twitter at the same time as you are engrossed in something on TV.
Simon Kelner: How many industries could withstand this scrutiny?
It took the arrest of five journalists from The Sun to put Lord Justice Leveson's examination of our newspapers into context. At the end of last week, it would have been possible to believe that the most significant aspect of the inquiry into press standards was the dispute between Hugh...
It took the arrest of five journalists from The Sun to put Lord Justice Leveson's examination of our newspapers into context. At the end of last week, it would have been possible to believe that the most significant aspect of the inquiry into press standards was the dispute between Hugh...
Simon Kelner: A renaissance man and a much-overlooked sport
Not long after Fabio Capello had resigned in the time-honoured fashion of being thrown overboard, we were discussing the big sporting question of the moment: why has table tennis never taken off as a television sport, given that everything from darts and snooker to pro-celebrity golf has had its moment?
Not long after Fabio Capello had resigned in the time-honoured fashion of being thrown overboard, we were discussing the big sporting question of the moment: why has table tennis never taken off as a television sport, given that everything from darts and snooker to pro-celebrity golf has had its moment?
Simon Kelner: When a little nudge is better than a outright demand
I have never met Steve Hilton, the man of ideas behind David Cameron. In my mind's eye, however, I can't separate him from Stewart Pearson, the character from the television programme The Thick of It who is responsible for making his party "connect" with the public.
I have never met Steve Hilton, the man of ideas behind David Cameron. In my mind's eye, however, I can't separate him from Stewart Pearson, the character from the television programme The Thick of It who is responsible for making his party "connect" with the public.
Simon Kelner: When a little nudge is better than an outright demand
I have never met Steve Hilton, the man of ideas behind David Cameron. In my mind's eye, however, I can't separate him from Stewart Pearson, the character from the television programme The Thick of It who is responsible for making his party "connect" with the public.
I have never met Steve Hilton, the man of ideas behind David Cameron. In my mind's eye, however, I can't separate him from Stewart Pearson, the character from the television programme The Thick of It who is responsible for making his party "connect" with the public.
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