Tag time

Now that an ex-girlfriend’s name has disappeared from the tags, I can paste these without censoring: my tag words for Vox.

• 1960s
• 1970s
• 1973
• 1980s
• 2007
• 2008
• 2009
• abc
• abc-tv
• ad
• adaptation
• advert
• advertisement
• advertising
• aotearoa
• ashes to ashes
• auckland
• australia
• autumn 2009
• barack obama
• bbc
• bmw
• bryant park
• bug
• bugs
• car
• cars
• celebrity
• china
• chinese
• comedy
• commercial
• computer
• computing
• dating
• design
• deutschland
• england
• english
• error
• facebook
• fall 2009
• fashion
• fashion magazine
• film
• ford
• france
• gene hunt
• germany
• gm
• history
• humour
• india
• jack yan
• jason o’mara
• launch
• life on mars
• london
• lucire
• lucire tv
• magazine
• manhattan
• marketing
• media
• mercedes-benz
• miss new zealand
• miss universe
• miss universe new zealand
• movie
• msm
• music
• new york
• new york fashion week
• new zealand
• ny
• nyc
• nyfw
• parody
• philip glenister
• politics
• pub
• publicité
• qotd
• remake
• retro
• sam tyler
• television
• tv
• tvc
• twitter
• typography
• uk
• usa
• video
• vox
• web 2·0
• website
• wellington
• whanganui-a-tara

   I find this quite fascinating. I must have posted a lot about the US remake of Life on Mars, because actor Jason O’Mara still figures in this, even though I stopped blogging about that show around the time of its cancellation. Obviously, Lucire, Wellington and New Zealand figure in a big way, including the Māori names for the city and country. Computer bugs and errors have dominated my blogging, enough for those topics to make it in to the keywords this time around. No surprise about cars and fashion being regular blogging topics.
   One fascinating thing is the appearance of Deutschland, so Germany must have been a regular enough subject. Mercedes-Benz is the most tagged car brand, but that’s more to do with its sponsorship of New York Fashion Week; however, I was interested to see that BMW is present and Audi not, which gives you an idea of who has been loaning Lucire more vehicles this year.
   Facebook beats Twitter, even if most of the posts were of me bitching about Facebook being buggy; Philip Glenister beats Jason O’Mara and Barack Obama; and the 1970s beat the 1980s.
   If other Vox friends want to paste theirs, I’d be interested to have a gander!