Joe Biden needs to wise up about Brexit
Joe Biden should be the responsible adult in the room over Northern Ireland. He needs to see that the reckless EU is only interested in playing politics with peace in its ongoing petulance over Brexit
- 1 April 2021
Higher Education: Why digitisation is key to widening accessibility to underserved groups
With online and remote learning now 'the new normal' industry expert Dave Sherwood, CEO and founder at BibliU discusses why digitisation is key to widening access to education
- 5 March 2021
The UK’s digital shift
The pandemic forced our work and social lives to go digital overnight. That our country was able to operate with some ‘normality’ is a testament to our current connectivity capabilities, yet more must be done, argues Genevieve Redgrave, infrastructure Policy and Publications Editor at Public Policy Projects
- 2 March 2021
Urgent measures needed to rescue hospitality and high streets from irreversible lockdown decline
Scrap business rates, freeze parking charges and halve alcohol duty in radical to save Britain’s pubs, restaurants and high streets from irreversible decline, warns Brendan Chilton.
- 17 February 2021
Future fandom: The Battle for fan retention in the Covid-19 Era
Fan retention is struggling during the Coronavirus outbreak, and as the Covid-19 virus rumbles on, followers of the beautiful game are greatly missing their sense of community
- 9 February 2021
EU arrogance goes far beyond vaccine fiasco
We can't make the EU play fair if we continue to play nice. We have to focus on our strengths, focus on the world outside the EU, and forge our own destiny like the confident and outward looking nation we are
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The importance of payment infrastructure in scaling a mobility business
With businesses facing huge pressures due to the Covid-19 pandemic, having access to critcial, scalable payments solutions is now a top priortiy
- 2 February 2021
Pandemic procurement failings and how technology can help
With the UK government suffering procurement problems during the Covid-19 pandemic, how can technology help the supply chain and ensure responsible, efficient sourcing?
- 2 February 2021
What are the effects of the decline of the office?
With the Covid-19 crisis forcing businesses to reduce headcounts, make flexible working mandatory and scrap office space, what does 'the death of the office' mean for companies in the long term?
- 2 February 2021
Monetising customer data without their knowledge must stop
With data privacy high on the corporate agenda, tech industry expert Sridhar Iyengar warns against companies cashing in on customer data and explains Zoho's commitment to keeping confidential information secure
- 2 February 2021
Elon Musk debate: Why bitcoin, why now?
With the price of Bitcoin surging due to an endorsement from entrepreneur Elon Musk, industry expert Stephen Kelso of ITI Capital discusses the rise of cryptocurrency and its attraction for investors
- 2 February 2021
Time for the real Brexit, not corporate nonsense Brexit
If we are to get the Brexit we voted for and deserve, the Government must turn its back on the lobbyists andGet Britain Out of the European Union without the continual whispering in ears of big corporate businesses
- 22 December 2020
Cut through the noise this Black Friday with audio advertising
With Black Friday deals sending shoppers wild and social distancing rules due to Covid-19 restricting in-person visits, Christian Facey, CEO and Co-Founder of AudioMob argues that audio adverts can help cut through the noise
- 27 November 2020
How Trumpian anti-Brexit campaigners look today
Remainers in Britain are guilty of grotesque hypcrisy in criticising President Trump for refusing to accept the legitimacy of Joe Biden's victory. Indeed, Trump is simply following the Remain camp's stance in refusing to accept the result of the 2016 Brexit referendum
- 23 November 2020
All I want for Christmas… is an ethical online retailer
Consumer Affiars Expert Eleanor Thomas notes that the coronavirus pandemic has led to a surge in consumer demand for online retail which has served to benefir the large online retailers at the expense of independent businesses. Eleanor argues that in order to support independent businesses we should all use smaller, more ethically oriented online retailers.
- 19 November 2020
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