I’ll be honest, I’ve been quite bored with gaming recently. COVID has put a halt to a lot of titles I was looking forward to playing (Arkham Knights, Back 4 Blood, Aliens: Fireteam Elite and Forza 5 to name a few), Call of Duty Warzone has run its course, and I can’t for the life […]
Read More How Dirt 5 Can Clean Itself Off And Win the Racing Game WarIt’s been a tough few days for Boris, even by his standards. After his dismissal of Channel 4’s Prime Ministerial debate I was expecting Johnson’s 15 year climb in to the bed of Number 10 to culminate in a rather anticlimactic affair (something he’s had vast experience in) and with only his rather copious, yet […]
Read More We Need To Talk About BorisA recent study found that people over 65 are far more likely to share intentionally false or misleading information on Facebook than all younger age groups – a somewhat counter-intuitive finding if you’re like me and your parents spent your pre-teens reminding you – daily – of the ‘dangers of strangers’.
Read More Old People,Please Stop Sharing Fake News on Social Media.A month or so ago in Vancouver, Observer journalist and Pulitzer Prize nominee, Carole Cadwalladr, addressed a considerable Ted Talk crowd and sermonised to the ‘gods of silicon valley’ – the likes of Facebook and Twitter – on their responsibility to further protect their platforms from becoming tools to spread misinformation. Since breaking the Cambridge […]
Read More How do we Stop Fake News and Social Media Manipulation?Deep down in the depths of your National Office almost certainly sits a large team of thoroughly overworked Customer Service Advisors – surrounded by multi-coloured tangled wires, uncomfortable headsets and the continuous sound of wait time notifications. If your business considers itself to have any semblance of technology then one of these begrudging basement dwellers […]
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Matt Adkin 