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| Our Current Projects |
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| Blatant World |
| Our current flagship website features statistics, datasets, facts & figures, videos, q&as and images across a broad range of interests, including human rights, science, sustainability, technology, children's rights, women's rights, energy, health, education, finance, military, crime, history and the media. If we are going to change our World in a positive way, we must first understand the various problems different people face on a daily basis, in different parts of the World, and widespread knowledge of the information contained on BlatantWorld.com, is key to any form of real overall global progress. |
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Homepage - Documentaries - Speeches - Video Clips - Comedy/Satire - Interviews - Global Issues
Facts + Figures: World - Europe - North America
- South America - Asia - Africa - Oceania
Image Bank: Homepage - Africa - Asia - Europe - North America - Oceania - South America
Questions & Answers: World - Europe - North America - South America - Asia - Africa - Oceania |
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| Fairocracy |
| A Democratic, Transparent, Representative, Inclusive, Understandable, Logical & Fair Political System - Fairocracy is a mixture of the most democratic parts of our current system (the Irish political system), and many great ideas put forward by various commentators, journalists and politicians, plus a few new ideas thrown into the mix. It is not meant to be totally original or revolutionary, rather a fair and inclusive system. |
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| Homepage/News-Blog - Chapter 1: Democratic Process - 2011 Irish General Election Coverage |
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| Disputed Territories |
| Recently-launched website which will act as a database of territorial disputes around the World. We have about 50 of them currently listed, with only basic info featured, but all disputes will eventually have facts and figures, maps, timelines and other relevant info/images/video. Many of the serious disputes are listed, but this will expand to include all disputes, which may number in the 100's. |
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| Homepage - Africa - Asia - Europe - North America - Oceania - South America |
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| Mini Sites |
| We plan a series of mini sites that are either based on causes which we are deeply interested in, or on information which is of general interest to many people. We have registered a bunch of domains for this project, and will launch new mini sites as and when they are completed. The first such site, DepletedUranium.info, is now online to help to publicise the inexcusable use of munitions which are packed with nuclear waste, by US and UK forces mostly, in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Balkans, and possibly most recently in Libya too. Stay tuned for more releases.... |
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| Current active mini sites: DepletedUranium.info |
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| Solid Website Design |
| Based in Ireland, our Solid Website Design service builds websites for clients worldwide. We specialise in making websites for NGO's, charity's, non-profit organisations, educational institutions and organisations, government-funded organisations, independent activists, one-off campaigns, community organisations, and companies with a real social conscience. Basic HTML and CMS websites are both produced, along with online stores too, and other services offered include logo design, banner design, website development, ongoing website maintenance. |
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| Past Projects |
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| Blatant News |
| BlatantNews.com was an independent voice & opinion on important news & events from around the globe. Our coverage was open, un-biased, and forthright, and we mainly covered news stories related to politics, civil rights and science, plus the site also featured a small collection of documentaries. BlatantNews.com was online between May 2009 and June 2010, but we decided to concentrate on BlatantWorld.com from January 2010, so at that point we moved over the collection of documentaries, and began to put 100% of our time into Blatant World. In it's short time online, Blatant News had 32,063 visits/78,840 page views. Please note: We do not own this domain anymore. We let the registration expire, which was probably a mistake due to the nature of the content on that domain now. |
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