Relax. I don’t like the term blue sky thinking either. Although given that across various parts of the world you can see a sky of pretty much any colour you like, to label something promising with your own brand colour of choice can work. Especially on a one-off slide,
Peacetime infrastructure projects in the UK over the past century have typically been an utter shambles. An embarrassment of vast cost over-runs, white elephants, needless planning delays and errors, obviously misplaced or absent vision and myopic nimby-ism. England seeks to end this mockery with a so called brand new high
[https://twitter.com/theacademy] Last night’s curtain fell on the latest annual movie gong season with the Oscars. Above is a google image results screenshot of various nomination slides as announced by The Academy back on 13 Jan. A simple grey background, with an etched feint branding – including key
[https://twitter.com/BorisJohnson/status/1222280472132308993] I’ve blogged on the sales-wonder of autocomplete before (here’s two, from May [http://salespodder.com/the-essence-of-selling-from-heavyweight-champion-of-the-world/] then Oct [http://salespodder.com/when-worlds-biggest-advertiser-uses-the-autocomplete-slide-so-can-you/] of 2017). Now it seems the freshly installed UK Prime Minister is rebalancing their messaging channels to push digital marketing
The British web couldn’t get enough of this week’s meeting announcing swathes of job losses at the news division of tax funded broadcaster, BBC. Through this, I was also intrigued to learn of their original mission, “happier homes, broader culture and truer citizenship”, which is nowadays replaced by