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A dozen or so years back, I was gigging at a global outfit. Internally, calling themselves a kind of worldwide tech plumbers. Which I quite liked as a label. Yet the marketing bods didn't. To their loss. Given the planetary span, on occasion I'd be involved at all hours for

This is true...... https://t.co/H20drmC3WP — Rory Sutherland (@rorysutherland) September 23, 2024 As you may know, I'm a fan of the change frame, TTM. The Pre-Contemplative of my title refers to those yet to acknowledge that times, they are a-changing. I prefer this label to the typically banded about

Slava Ukraini. In the video address above following their incursion to capture a thousand square kms of invader turf, Zelensky tells his fellow countryfolk, and the world, that 'the war is coming home to Russia'. You suspect his desk is at the window as the daylighting looks decent. In footage

This particular stand-up self-identifies as The People's Gammon. He's one on the dozen-plus roster of hands-down England's best nightly paper review tv show of the next day's press; Headliners. Using a rotating trio of comedians each night that over time are both funny and balanced. This five minute clip is

Remote work pro tip: if you wear glasses, everyone on a zoom call can see your screen... — Chris Herd (@chris_herd) April 2, 2024 Regardless of you wearing glasses or not, how aware of this are you? Not only reflecting your main screen, but any other or lighting in your

One of London's Soho-centred world-leading ad agency slogans from the 80s propelled Audi car sales. Vorsprung durch Technik, as the Germans say... With Geoffrey Palmer's reassuringly smooth voiceover roughly translated as 'progress through technology'. A concept seemingly foreign to the buyer scorned, strike laden, breakdown prone British car industry of

Nice to wake up to the cover of the Sunday Times Sport today @TimesSport @TimesPictures @thetimes One more game………..#euro2024 pic.twitter.com/g4sgAEPddC — Bradley Ormesher (@BradleyOrmesher) July 14, 2024 I was taken with London broadsheet The Times having their photographers choose favourite 'unseen' shots from Euro 24. The above