To mark the end of the year – as is now traditional on the blog – we asked people across The Futures Company, and former colleagues, to share something they’d found interesting this year. We’ll be
The final instalment of 'Why images are worth more words than ever', written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, Part 2 here, Part 3 is here, Part 4 is here. Click on the image to
The fourth instalment of our strip cartoon, written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here. Click on the image to expand. Last instalment tomorrow.
Part 3 of our cartoon strip, written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, and Part 2 is here. Click om the image to expand.
Part 2 of the cartoon strip by Jeff Yang (words) and Eichard Meyer (pictures), which is running all week on the blog. Part 1 is here. Click on the image to expand.
To mark the 60th anniversary of the Cannes Lions International Festival, and as part of our collaboration with Ogilvydo, we're running a cartoon strip right through the week - written by Jeff Yang and
Simon Kaplan, on John Banville I've been reading a lot of the Irish novelist John Banville this year. Although the construction of his books is nothing remarkable and his outlook on humanity can
Pen Stuart writes: “‘Are Chinese people creative?’ – it depends if you mean in the Western Christian sense of creating something from nothing”. This was the best line in a fascinating recent talk
Vera Kiss writes: The Futures Company’s recently published Future Perspective “The Coming Decade for Latin America” highlights that companies can effectively build opportunities in emerging
