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Here's an ad that interrupted my streaming the other day. Actors discussing what some cinematic universe or other meant to them. I think it's called Wakanda. Whatever its entertainment value (I did look up reviews, which recommend viewing time is better devoted elsewhere), I took this

UK PM Rishi Sunak set out his administration's plans for 2023 via the 3½min promo medium du jour. Half the video sees him sitting speaking to camera. With bullet summaries of his main point(s) appearing as said. Here's such example from his concluding summary.

Having loved my times there back in the early 90s, I shed a tear for the injustice Hongkongers suffer at the brutal hands of the despicable CCP. Indeed, only recently did I meet the ebullient Harry. Once a building manager there. Now having taken advantage of the UK resettlement scheme,

Slides from my Twitter company talk pic.twitter.com/8LLXrwylta — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 27, 2022 Remember the days when someone else could be called upon to do our slides for us? The current wearer of Croesus' crown likely does requisition such resource. Last Saturday evening he shared his

I've long blogged on Duarte's output. Accompanying an Oct '21 book launch, their media kit included the selection above. Ten tweetable 'quote cards'. My main thrust is to highlight their design. Yet before that, I can't help but note their content.

No, not the AC/DC hard rock classic. And that from a once obsessed New Romantic synthpopper. Blogging a couple days back on the big climate talking shop in Egypt this week, I couldn't help but also reference the opening address of the UN General Secretary. Here'