Just like our respective amateur sporting careers, it was short-lived, misleadingly joyous and absurd. Ben Shine reports on TPA reaching a significant milestone – our 1000th follower on twitter. * * * * * * The Public Apology has a high regard for itself. If it were manifest in physical form, it would look something…
Read More How a Touch Footy Twitter Newsbot Almost Changed HistoryBobby Sands was a leader from Northern Ireland during a period of great conflict and uncertainty, otherwise known as the Troubles. Robbie Farah is a leader from the Wests Tigers during a period of great conflict and uncertainty, otherwise known as Troubling Times in Tigertown. Many people will think that likening Farah, a rugby league…
Read More Robbie Farah is Bobby SandsThe Public Apology founder Dave J. Edwards has put the company’s well-publicised Asian push in jeopardy after a major cultural gaffe during a meeting in China. During the high-level meeting with a major Chinese corporation, Edwards, who is currently in China representing the TPA Media Holdings Group, failed to properly exchange business cards according to…
Read More TPA Founder Commits Major Cultural Gaffe on China TripFor the first time ever, readers in mainland China will be able to access content from esteemed online sports journal The Public Apology (TPA). The arrangement is the result of a landmark deal brokered by TPA founder and chief editor Dave J. Edwards in Beijing yesterday. Mr Edwards is currently on a business visit to North Asia to…
Read More Landmark Deal Sees TPA Penetrate the Great Firewall of ChinaI believe it was Kierkegaard who said “once you label me, you negate me”. I only know that because of that great scene in Wayne’s World, but there’s a whole lotta truth to it. I’m about to talk expansively and with misguided conviction about the whole Ian Thorpe thing, in case you can’t see where I’m…
Read More Ian Thorpe and Kierkegaard: Once You Label Me, You Negate Me