Andrew Curry writes: Stream, WPP's annual tech 'un-conference', held by tradition at a former Club Med resort near Athens, has just finished. I'm going to try to catch a snapshot of some of the
Andrew Curry writes: I have been meaning to post this for a while, but better late than never. The Wire, which is the in-house magazine of WPP, our parent company, had a feature in its last issue on
Andy Stubbings writes: One trend we've been monitoring for a while, as readers of this blog will know, is the rising level of concerns over data privacy and security to do with social networking. We
Anand Rao writes: There is no escaping it. Religion has always been the zeitgeist in India and despite the strife it causes, it is beloved to the Indian psyche. India’s unique proposition is as
Andrew Curry writes: It's become a cult on the web since Tiger Woods crashed his car in mysterious circumstances last weekend, but this CGI-enhanced report from Taiwanese television of the possible
Oliver Wright writes: Humans have always been predisposed to gossip. French political philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville once said “If an American was condemned to confine his activity to his own
Tom Ding writes: You may have noticed that Wired, the ‘magazine about what’s next’, recently re-launched in the UK after a twelve year hiatus. We've held off rushing to judgment, but after three
Alex Steer writes: The numbers are changing constantly, but at time of writing, somewhere around 1,800 people (over 1,600 in Mexico) have been infected with the new ‘swine flu’ strain, and 103
