Over the next couple of months, we're partnering with Ogilvy.DO and Fast Company to post new content on the themes of technology and innovation. One of the first pieces we put up was by Silvia Rigoni
Christina Hughes writes: One of the perks of working in London Bridge is the proximity to the Design Museum, one of the world's leading museums of contemporary design. Since we've worked on a
Ian Christie, on crowds The great US novelist Don Delillo wrote in his book MAO II that 'the future belongs to crowds'. And he didn't mean that in a good way. The August riots of 2011 gave a sense
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
Andy Stubbings writes: I went to a talk on the future of publishing recently by Julius Wiedemann, the Design Editor at the art book publisher Taschen, at the Design Museum round the corner from our
Microsoft's whizzy new Surface slates — unveiled June 18 at a high-profile Apple-style announcement event in Hollywood — have triggered wildly disparate reactions across the technology world, with
Andrew Curry writes: The Shard is inescapable from our London office. The city's soon-to-be tallest building, a piece of concept architecture by Renzo Piano, can be seen from our office windows and
Claudia Rimington writes: What is the future shape of fashion retailing? We did some internal micro-research on this recently in our London office - exploring the drivers of change which may shape the
Amy Esser writes: Prompted by recent work with clients on changing behaviours in the area of physical activity, I decided to enrol London office employees in a fitness challenge; to collectively
