Exploiting the tendency to binge watch Netflix, Amazon Prime and others

I came across a video the other day on YouTube. It was from a channel that has over 1 million subscribers and know what they are talking about. The video was about making extra-long videos for YouTube and exploiting the tendency for people nowadays to binge watch tv programmes, series etc. What a guy like… Continue reading Exploiting the tendency to binge watch Netflix, Amazon Prime and others

The disciplinary procedure in the Enoch Burke case

Rosemary Mallon BL referred in the High Court last week to the disciplinary process in the dispute between Wilson’s Hospital School and Enoch Burke, the schoolteacher. She referred, if memory serves me correctly, to “stage 4” of the procedure. What is “stage 4”? What was she referring to? I am not going to comment directly… Continue reading The disciplinary procedure in the Enoch Burke case

“He who seeks equity must do equity”, Judge reminds Enoch Burke

“He who seeks equity must do equity” is an equitable principle or maxim that was given an airing in the High Court yesterday in the Enoch Burke/Wilson’s Hospital case. Mr Justice Brian O’Moore expressed surprise to Enoch Burke that he was seeking relief from the High Court in circumstances where he admitted to being in… Continue reading “He who seeks equity must do equity”, Judge reminds Enoch Burke

“What’s with the rainbow tie?” A glimpse into discrimination

“What’s with the rainbow tie?” was part of the comment on my YouTube video. The video was about the school/employer in the Enoch Burke case going to the High Court to pursue Burke’s assets by way of sequestration for his breach of High Court orders prohibiting him from entering the school while suspended. Last week… Continue reading “What’s with the rainbow tie?” A glimpse into discrimination

The curse of knowledge-a reminder from the Enoch Burke controversy

It’s an easy mistake to make. That is, assuming everyone else is aware of and knows something that you do. That everyone has a similar grasp of how something works, for example the legal system. It is only when a legal issue or controversy enters into the public domain and attracts a larger than usual… Continue reading The curse of knowledge-a reminder from the Enoch Burke controversy

A common mistake most small business owners make

Many small business owners make a simple mistake when it comes to marketing. They only do it when they are stuck for clients, or their pipeline of prospects or customers is looking a bit shook. What they don’t realise is that marketing your business is something that should be built into your everyday activity. In… Continue reading A common mistake most small business owners make

Why I am going to start using B-roll in my videos in 2023

I have been looking into the use of B-roll in the creation of videos in the last few weeks. Because I intend incorporating B-roll in my videos in 2023. B-roll has a number of advantages for the type of video I make, which could be described as “talking head” videos. B-roll will allow me to… Continue reading Why I am going to start using B-roll in my videos in 2023

Finding an enthusiastic drone community in Ireland

Since my recent purchase of a drone, and subsequent videos about the purchase and later crashing and loss of the same drone, I have discovered a large, enthusiastic community of drone owners exist in Ireland. They have been tremendously helpful and encouraging to me with the generous offer of tips, information, and their shared experience… Continue reading Finding an enthusiastic drone community in Ireland