Month: <span>December 2012</span>
Month: December 2012

Flattr Appreciation During November Euro 17.94 | PirateTimes

Flattr Appreciation During November Euro 17.94 December 13, 2012 · by Josef Ohlsson Collentine · in Inside Pirate Times In November we had 40 things flattred by 18 unique users. In total we were flattred 92 times this month and received Euro 17.94 in support for our work. Compared to last month the flattr donations were fewer but it is still a substantial sum, that will help us expand our work for Pirate Times. We have yet to decide how to best spend the money but some ideas are; to pay for a custom-built wordpress plugin that would help us with our proof-reading structure, sending something small to the people working …

The Pirate Movement on Facebook and Twitter – November 2012 | PirateTimes

The Pirate Movement on Facebook and Twitter – November 2012 December 10, 2012 · by Josef Ohlsson Collentine · in Pirate Party News During the month of November the Pirate movement grew with 63.957 followers on Facebook and 12.364 followers on twitter. This brings the total amount of people following a pirate party on Facebook or twitter to 661.852 people.  The statistics were gathered on 5 December, which is one month and three days from the last analysis. The biggest increase in followers is because of a revision on the number of Pirate Parties that exist in the world  and an update on the statistics. The latest count is 22 registered + …

Hipsters vs Pirates. Is there a difference? | PirateTimes

Hipsters vs Pirates. Is there a difference? December 6, 2012 · by Anouk Neeteson · in Guest Opinion HipstersHipsters were born from the counter-culture. In the past decade the hipster movement has grown and has gradually moved from periphery into the mainstream of society. When punk became plastic and the hip hop lost their momentum for social change, the remaining counter-cultures merged together into a single, continuously mutating trans-atlantic melting pot of styles, tastes and habits, which can be described as a hipster movement, explains Douglas Haddow.Hipsters are a subculture, formed of young adults in the 20s and 30s, who value independent thinking, progressive politics and have a strong affection …

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