There’s been a lot of classic telly recommended during lockdown. I ignored most calls to re-watch. Yet one show I momentarily (and happily) dipped back into was Spooks [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spooks_(TV_series)]. (Known in some territories as MI-5). Of the 86 hour-long episodes, I saw

A media research ad man has coined a formula. Part of his thesis on filling The Brand Gap; > P² + C = 5 is the formula for how marketers can harness the power of the public screen alongside the private screen to drive success throughout the brand funnel. So the launch

[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8831633/PM-plunges-millions-deeper-lockdown-Three-Tier-plan.html] Daily Mail fail – make sure you align your boxes in neat columns… -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Much consternation across the rabid English media. Despite averting a second national lockdown – those peshky kidsh – the politicians (specifically, the one holding the purse strings) overruled the consequence-free

Apple’s imminent latest iphone update (’12’), brings to mind the storied history of the device. Remember the ‘iphone ten’ launch facial unlock demo FAIL? Or recall more the audience gasps at the smartphone era emergence? Their Project Purple was famously the name of their designers’ efforts to create the

Everyday economist Tim Harford began a new podcast series; Cautionary Tales [https://timharford.com/articles/cautionarytales/]. To check it out, I chose the second episode. It’s subtext being why we fall for cons [https://timharford.com/2019/12/why-we-fall-for-cons/]. Throughout, the fascinating yarn of a 1906 Berlin robber dressing