Alexa, show me an example of wanton self-destruction… #brexit #takebackcontrol bbc.co.uk/news/business-6872…
Watching Bodies on @NetflixUK and heard a supposedly British policeman refer to a victim as a “John Doe.” How do they keep making such basic mistakes when trying to do Britain? Why does no-one speak up?
If you spend too much time in this app, you can easily forget that the majority of British people have fairly open-minded and inclusive attitudes. We mostly just want to let people live their lives: research-live.com/article/ne…
Revenue from audiobooks forecast to grow 26.4% every year, to $35.05 billion in 2030 qz.com/emails/quartz-obsessi… via @qz
100% this. In any other country we’d have seen widespread prosecutions by now
Fascinating how Lineker and Goalhanger have cleaned up in podcasts. Factual content is having a real moment @GaryLineker
This Velux ad is, in my humble opinion, the perfect TV ad. It’s captivating, its beautiful, it’s based on a relatable insight, it’s got great brand integration and it makes you want one youtu.be/NfpHm1eZRko?si=Gj8J…
I think this is fascinating. I’ve encountered so many personal trainers, sports people and militant vegans who have gone full Novak Djokovic since Covid. It’s alarming. @colinismyname
you had me at 'wellness to fascism pipeline' theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
I'm kind of appalled and intrigued by this in equal measure. I can definitely see the potential for licence-free musical score for our insight films:
Meta's new AI-powered tool is like Dall-E but for music qz.com/metas-new-ai-powered-… via @qz
Some huge shifts in linear TV viewing in Ofcom’s latest Media Nations report. We’re beyond the tipping point now bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment…
Now this is the sort of market research I’m here for
What colour is a tennis ball?
All Britons:
Green: 32%
Yellow: 64%
Aged 18-24:
Green: 66%
Yellow: 30%
Aged 65+:
Green: 5%
Yellow: 89%
yougov.co.uk/topics/sport/su…
Some statistics just stop you in your tracks:
🇬🇧 One in four UK single-parent households unable to afford food bit.ly/3PS3Eg2
The renaissance of qual research - and why this is good for brand-building linkedin.com/pulse/renaissan…
Depressingly, it’s hard to disagree with any of this. I was constantly frustrated by it when working there. Amusing to see the Daily Mail campaigning against elitism and nepotism though…
MATT GOODWIN: Melvyn Bragg is right. The BBC loves to preach on diversity, but when it comes to the working class it falls back on the worst stereotypes.
My latest in the Mail
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