US National Conventions: A UK Perspective
They were given their moment in the sun on Monday evening. Or, rather, out of the sun, in the very cold and astonishingly enormous Wells Fargo Convention Centre, in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
August 1, 2016Europe Under Attack
Vivid scenes of Europeans mourning have sadly become all too familiar of late. France and Germany seem to be at the eye of the storm, but Belgium, Spain and the UK have not been immune from terrorism in the recent past.
July 29, 2016EU Referendum: Brexit’s Ramifications in the U.S.
July 29, 2016Baby bore or something more?
When was the last time a co-worker assailed you with a tale about their kids? Perhaps they even threw in a few photos on their phone for good measure.
July 26, 2016Where’s the smart thinking for making future cities relevant?
When our cities can finally profess to being ‘smart’, they’ll be able to do some really cool stuff. With everything connected, public services, traffic, parking and lighting will all be brought right into the 21st century.
July 25, 2016Edelman Briefing: Theresa May’s New Government
Theresa May is the very picture of a political survivor. She spent 17 years on the Conservative front benches before becoming leader, and an astonishing 6 of these years were spent as Home Secretary.
July 22, 2016Why augmented reality can right the wrongs of bad ads
The release of Pokemon Go has been huge. Users are overjoyed with the reinvention of a much loved franchise; and schadenfreude is rife amongst non-users and media with stories of explorers’ mishaps and missteps.
July 19, 2016Edelman Guide to the New Government 2016
July 18, 2016Donor-funded news is industrial scale virtue signalling
Guardian readers waking up the day after the Brexit vote received an email from Kath Viner, Editor of The Guardian.
July 13, 2016BioScience Communications – The future of medical communications
Medical communications is a field that is changing. Medical professionals are no different to any other consumers of information and educational resource, in that they are busy, time poor and information overloaded.
July 11, 2016