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JunThe working week is killing us
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JunThe end of the “free” internet. For some.
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But that, we don’t mean the freedom that the internet offers, but the provision of free services is coming to [more]
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MayLockdown stuff we want to keep
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Lockdown forced a new world on us. Some good and some bad, so lets take a closer look. The price [more]
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FebEnvironmental Policy (2021)
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Carbon neutral for a decade Since the turn of the century, we have been acutely aware of the impact our [more]
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Dec2020: The year the world invents time travel
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The rise and fall of the pandemic, the creation of a new paradigm and how society jumped forward 15 years [more]
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NovLockdown has been good for us, on balance
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COVID has made for a challenging year, but a lot of good has come out of it. Forcing many of [more]
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JunNew normal: A time of distance
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As the first wave of the pandemic subsides we now see a new normal starting to be forged. Last year [more]
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MayWe’ve all gone digital. Will we ever go back?
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The new normal may not be virtual, but it’s certainly a lot less corporeal. The world has been rocked off [more]
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MayLockdown Day 50: Time to wake up?
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Just about seven weeks since the country went into lockdown, and three months after the first reported deaths in the [more]
20
AprThe light looks different
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As the COVID-19 outbreak v1.0 passes the peak, the light at the end of the tunnel is now clearly visible. [more]
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AprPPC Advertising vs Trench Warfare
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As the CV19 outbreak really starts to take hold we’re seeing some clients scrap their digital advertising plans. I think [more]
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FebWe understand and actively embrace the opportunities that AI can offer in terms of labour-saving, insight, data-processing, economic growth, nature [more]
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FebThe cubicle is making a come back, and it’s cosier than ever
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Most people in recent history have spent their working lives in small, closed-off spaces. And it was these small, closed [more]
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DecMotivation 3.0
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Until the industrial revolution, humans were preoccupied mostly with survival as they fought for space, food, against illness and died [more]
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DecNo one bothered to read the terms & conditions
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On the internet, everything we do is stored, indexed, mined, and crunched: Our likes, our fears, our friends, the places [more]
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NovBusiness is not just the balance sheet and shareholder value
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Corporate responsibility has become a thing. In fact, it was always a thing but just maybe unpopular with business thinking [more]
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JulCan objective truth survive in a post-fact world?
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Next year, Chatham House in St James’s Square turns 100 years old, the Royal Institute setup after the Great War [more]
10
JulThe return of the “slacker”
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Life sure seems hard. A full-on race to craft the perfect Insta existence, every hour spent chasing engagement (whatever that [more]
12
JunThe Forgotten Art of Non-Doing
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The concept of wú wéi, often translated as “non-doing”, is one of the more recent and trickier to grasp ideas that’s been [more]
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MayWhy more information is not always better
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Managing information used to be a problem reserved for newspapers and librarians. But with the dawn of the information age, [more]
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