
In the attention economy, we’ve all learned the currencies being traded are our awareness and focus.
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Our contributors dwell on the important difference between ‘thinking’ and ‘doing’.
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Quotation marks do two things. They give credit, and they create distance.
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Consensus is a mercurial concept. In polarising times, it’s something we strive for, a scarce resource that is easily romanticised.
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In this edition, Andy and Mike both see progress in independence – the self-driving taxi, the rented e-scooter, the branded self.
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Culture – if we can ever think of it in such a monolithic, homogeneous way – used to be a thing of mass movements and casting agent caricatures (see The Breakfast Club as a sublime example).
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The balance between cultural integrity and commercial reality is a challenge that faces every creative business.
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Life feels different beyond the M25. From our creative agency in the Midlands, it’s 45 minutes to the nearest Pret and 90 minutes to the nearest GAIL’s.
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James Nevard has just been named as Sustainability Changemaker of the Year by the Market Research Society.
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Our Behaviour and Customer Experience experts explore the science of first impressions. We weigh up who’s the winner in the battle between design and good design.
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