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Tabloids – They might be hacks but they are still human
Rupert Murdoch, Founder, Chairman and CEO of News International News International has hit the headlines again this weekend as five of its top reporters were arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning....
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Lessons from the Dining Table
I recently had the pleasure of attending a round table dinner with a selection of Next Fifteen clients as well as some fellow Next Fifteen colleagues including Tim Dyson, CEO, Next Fifteen, Richard Eyre, Chairman, Next Fifteen, Kath Pooley, GM for Bite EMEA...
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Davos hopes fast-growth countries will balance local woes
The audio backing track to the close of the WEF 2012 was the sound of scurrying journalists looking for an angle. There was no outstanding character, story or theme, so the media did the decent thing and squeezed 500 words of wrapper copy out of that fact and filled...
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A small town full of big people: the rise and rise of the WEF
“You should definitely go. If I were a journalist, I would definitely go. You’d get a lot of stories and everybody is there. Everybody.” So said Marc Benioff to me back in, I dunno, maybe 2006, at the door of his Soho Hotel, London suite after showing me, a journalist...
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Smart TVs at CES confront a long cycle of failures
The arrival of interesting internet-connected TVs at CES had me thinking that, for what’s supposed to be a very fast-moving sector, the technology industry can shift very slowly indeed. Consider this: the PC, TV and internet are often cited as the three most important modern developments in the way...
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Google: This time, it’s personal
Google’s mission is to “organise the world’s information” and it has done a fine job over the past decade or so by bringing order to the web’s trillion+ pages. But the web has changed since Google was incorporated in 1998. The web is no longer static and the content...
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CES: Bring out your fastest, thinnest and biggest – we need gadgets
CES proper hasn’t even got underway but already the hyperbole is raging. Superlatives are go, with Toshiba’s “world’s thinnest” tablet battling for column inches, Tweets and general buzz with Acer’s “world’s thinnest” laptop and both Huawei and Fujitsu claiming the “world’s thinnest”...
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Dotcoms punctuate Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list
“Get big, get niche or get out”: this hoary old chestnut of business insight survives because it points to an essential, eternal truth that is underlined by the publication yesterday of the Sunday Times Fast Track 100, an index that tracks hyper-growth...
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Discussing the FIFA crisis for PRWeek podcast
Since discussing the FIFA racism furore on this blog, I took part in a PRWeek podcast to discuss how the issue could have been handled properly by establishing a robust point of view and avoiding crisis management mistakes:
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Sepp Blatter: The Prince Philip of the football world?
The furore over FIFA and Sepp Blatter’s handling of the recent football racism row and Mr Blatter’s recent interviews has provided some important reminders of how, or rather how not, to handle a crisis.AlertsX
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