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Why the Scots would be mad to vote for independence (not that I care).
So, next week the Scots will decide if they want to be independent. Let me start by declaring a lack of interest in this issue. A complete lack of interest. I think may be one-eighth Scottish but I really don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, ASEAN, Burma, Cambodia, Charlie Kaufman, Coca-Cola, distribution, Edinburgh, EU, General Mills, Glasgow, human behaviour, Indonesia, Kellogg's, Kraft, Laos, Malaysia, marketing strategy, Mars, Nestle, Ogilvy, Ogilvy & Mather, PepsiCo, population, Procter & Gamble, Scotland, Singapore, South East Asia, Thailand, Unilever, Vietnam
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Digital activism defines democracy in the 21st Century
For several years now, I have advocated that more intelligent use of the media options available to us in the 21st century can influence social change and a better world. Earlier this month, we were reminded of such a … Continue reading
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Tagged digital, digital media, EU, Facebook, Fish Fight, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Hugh's Fish Fight, Maria Damanaki, Tesco, Twitter, YouTube
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What UK politicians must learn from the Hoover Free Flights Fiasco
Oh dear, I have a feeling this will be my angriest post since ‘DLA Disgrace’ in September 2011. Hang on to your hats… As an independent candidate at the last UK general election in 2010, it was only when canvassing started that … Continue reading