The impact of a change of government in 2010 shouldn’t be underestimated.
If the Conservatives win the General Election, the country will see significant shifts not only in terms of how public services will be delivered, but also how Government interacts with its citizens, and it won’t just…
Channel 4’s successful bid against the BBC to win the UK broadcast rights to the London 2012 Paralympics defied predictions – including, notably, those of former
Alan Smith must hate Nicholas Bendtner. And Pixie…
This week saw the launch of the Nexus One, Google’s first foray into making mobile handsets. That a software company like Google should contemplate hardware at all is remarkable but it shows, depending on your views about the search giant,…
I’ve long been interested in food. Not just the eating and the making, but everything that comes before, and in-between.
Whilst studying for my MA a couple of years ago, I was shocked to discover food wasn’t considered a ‘creative art’. The reasons for this are complicated, as is the…
I recently saw a press ad in the government’s ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ campaign encouraging people to buy less stuff. Somewhat unusual for an ad, not to mention demonstrating a pretty fundamental contradiction between environmental and economic policy!
In modern consumer society, marketers…
