Aug 18 2012: I'd buy out part of MTV and make 8-10pm documentary time with a bit of John Pilger for one hour and then someone aged 18-25 who is analytically and academically grappling with a work issue through documentary making with a live twitter or Facebook discussion happening whilst the programme is airing. The last half hour would invite the presenter back with a couple of field experts, a politician and a uni student/'young person' to bring up and discuss some of the points raised, raised and talked about via twitter or Facebook, 'cafe style'. Along with all the online users there would be a list of tangible things that could be done to move forward that are accessible to everyone - for example, suggestions for diret action through policy change for local and national politicians, action that can be implemented tomorrow by you and I, charities/NGOs names who are already working towards the changes discussed as well as further sites for information.
Of course, Kim kardashian would be along for the ride... Can't completely revolutionise MTV too fast ... And I think it would be pretttttty funny!
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Of course, Kim kardashian would be along for the ride... Can't completely revolutionise MTV too fast ... And I think it would be pretttttty funny!