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  • November 17 2014
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    Christmas Marketing

    Posted by in Advertising, Charities
    With five weeks until Christmas, the lights are on, the fires are lit, and the major TV Ad campaigns have rolled in. John Lewis’ #montythepenguin gained over 4million views in 24hours; Sainsbury’s beautiful reconstruction of the 1914 Christmas Truce ...
  • November 12 2012
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    Tablets to Takeover Teaching?

    Posted by Naomi in Charities, Development, Education, Gaming, Uncategorized
    “Given Tablets but No Teachers, Ethiopian Children Teach Themselves” Classrooms are changing. Technological advances are transforming the way that children learn, or at least are taught. This is happening fast - there are dramatic differences betwee...
  • November 03 2010
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    Making a hash of it: The (diminishing?) power of words

    Posted by Freddie in Blogging, Charities, Debate, Internet, Rambles, Usability
    At the risk of sounding like an Edwardian school boy, I think Twitter is magic. I mean this in the supernatural sense (fitting, as it was Halloween last weekend). The mysteries of the internet have always struck me as evidence of occult intervention ...
  • May 20 2009
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    Arrr! Changing tides for internet piracy

    Posted by ollie in BETT, Charities, Culture, Debate, Rambles, User generated
                                                2009 has been a truly dark year for the public image of piracy. And I’m not talking about Somalian pirates, but the issue of digital rights, specifically in entertainment. It’s estimated that piracy an...
  • May 18 2009
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    The Age of Immorality

    Posted by niko in Charities, Culture, Debate, Events
    Are bank bonuses and MP expenses just sensationalist news fodder or genuinely a sign of our times? Do we live in a time without morals?These and other questions will be debated at the UK's first philosophy and music festival which takes place in Hay ...
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