Tech Trends 2022: The Inside Track On What This Year Will Bring
To kick off 2022, we once again assembled our annual stellar panel of some of the UK’s best tech commentators to provide some clarity on what...
CES 2022: Tech gets closer to the customer than ever before
Earlier this year, CES returned to its rightful home of Las Vegas – after a move to online-only last year – and set the bar...
The research that shows brands how to resonate in an issues-based world
From Brexit to Trump, climate change to Covid, AI to inequality, the issues dominating the media agenda over the last few years have just got...
Out with the old… in with the old: What can we learn from Keir Starmer’s reshuffle?
Leader of the Opposition, Sir Keir Starmer, conducted a major reshuffle of the Labour Shadow Cabinet on Monday, with new faces and Labour heavy hitters...
Why Fortune Favours the Bold
New Brands2Life study outlines what it takes to deliver stand-out communications 98% of B2B companies say that ‘being bold’ in their communications is important to...
Delivering on decarbonisation is everyone’s business. So how can organisations differentiate themselves?
From 2023 UK firms will have to show how they will 'hit' net zero. How can organisations differentiate themselves, get cut-through and generate interest?...
Going global with social: getting the local and global balance right and why it is so important
How often have you heard the phrase ‘global versus local’ in marketing? It’s a phrase built on opposition. But when it comes to building a world-class...
Decrypting diversity and inclusion in cyber security
October annually marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month but it’s safe to say the last 18 months have been huge for cyber security despite the global pandemic....
Sunak takes his tanks to Labour’s lawn
For a government buffeted from all directions – the pandemic, supply chain issues, a fuel and energy crisis – this was the Budget of a...
Will the real Conservative Party please stand up?
A few short weeks ago, it would have been reasonable to assume that this year’s Conservative Party Conference would be somewhat of a victory lap...