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  • Branded: How firms can avoid being marked by fake news controversy

    January 19, 2021

    Joe Biden is heading to the White House. Vaccines are being rolled out. The world is ready to start moving forward after a fractious year.  Given the turbulence of the last 12 months, building brand reputation hasn’t always been a priority. In the years ahead, businesses will not only be looking to start afresh, but [...]

  • Don’t believe the hype: streaming doesn’t sell artists down the river

    January 19, 2021

    Last October, the Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Committee launched an inquiry into the impact of music streaming on artists and the industry, after calls from campaigners to shake up how streaming royalties work.  While I appreciate the concerns of many artists, I should say that I am a big fan of streaming, for many [...]

  • What next for social media regulation in the post-Trump world?

    January 19, 2021

    Two weeks on from the storming of the US Capitol the social media excision of the 45th US President is so extensive, the holder of the most powerful office in the world is presently unable to log in to Pinterest to create a mood board for his impending house move. His exclusion has drawn condemnation from [...]

  • Biden’s plans for digital government set an example the UK and Europe must be willing to follow

    January 18, 2021

    This week, days before Joe Biden had even stepped foot in the White House as US President, he showed a greater commitment to digitally-enabled government than most other world leaders have done for a long time.  Unveiling a $1.9 trillion relief package including billions in IT and cyber funding, the President-elect called on Congress to [...]

  • UK and the EU have much to gain from closer collaboration on financial services

    January 18, 2021

    Now that the UK and European Union have started a new chapter, the next few months will be critical when it comes to writing the page on future collaboration in financial and professional services.  The Trade and Cooperation Agreement finally brokered by UK and EU negotiators before Christmas provided businesses and households both at home and [...]

  • Back to work Monday? Perhaps a four day week is good for all of us

    January 16, 2021

    The idea of moving to a four-day working week has grown in popularity and momentum since Covid, and we’re beginning to see signs that British businesses are warming towards the prospect. Awin, a leading online marketing firm, is currently undertaking one of the biggest trials yet, with their 1,000 strong workforce – including 300 based [...]

  • In memoriam: Ian Taylor 1946-2020

    January 16, 2021

    Ian Taylor, who died in June of last year, ran Vitol for two decades. He was well-liked in the City not just for his business acumen, but for his philanthropy – which, it was revealed last week, continued after his death. Bloomberg reported he left £1m to the Royal Opera House and significantly more than [...]

  • Screenshot: Is social media heading for a new era of privacy?

    January 15, 2021

    A weekly column from City A.M. bringing you all the biggest stories and trends in technology, media and telecoms This week **Media Moment of the Week: CNN’s crowbar correction **Whatsapp’s privacy exodus **Music touring: A victim of Brexit? Media Moment of the Week Given the extent of the carnage at the Capitol last week, reporters [...]

  • London needs offices to thrive to secure its global future

    January 15, 2021

    Are cities dead? There are plenty who think so – but Britain should hope they’re wrong.  “The history book has not yet been written for cities” is the rallying cry emanating from Government. Those were Rishi Sunak’s words, echoing the Prime Minister’s faith when he spoke with FTSE 250 leaders last week that, post-pandemic, we [...]

  • An introvert’s confession: I really need the office

    January 15, 2021

    I’m an introvert. When people first get to know me they find it ridiculous I tell them this. I apparently do a very convincing impression of someone who isn’t panicking, but the truth is socialising is a very difficult thing for me.  When faced with social situations, my flight or fight reflex kicks in, and [...]

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