I’m Still Standing: Elton John resumes retirement tour after two-year hiatus January 20, 2022 Elton John resumed his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour, returning to the stage in New Orleans after a nearly two-year hiatus.
Prince Andrew removes social media accounts following HRH loss January 20, 2022 The Duke of York has not only lost his royal title, but he has also started to strip his online one.
Sir Damon Buffini lined up as BBC commercial chief as broadcaster faces spending cuts January 19, 2022 Top financier Sir Damon Buffini has reportedly been handed a key role at the BBC, as the broadcaster grapples with its future and the prospect of spending cuts.
Half of UK households call on government and energy industry to do more to ease rising energy bills January 19, 2022 50 per cent of energy bill payers believe support from the government and energy industry has been inadequate during the current crisis.
Shares climb as Centaur Media reports rocketing revenue growth January 19, 2022 Centaur Media reported “profitable revenue growth” this morning as its flagship brands continue to grow despite ongoing coronavirus variant uncertainties.
Fashion world in shock as former Vogue heavyweight Andre Leon Tally dies January 19, 2022 The fashion industry is mourning the loss of “indomitable” Andre Leon Talley, following his death at the age of 73.
How to make social media work for you January 18, 2022 | City Talk As the most-followed CFA charterholder on LinkedIn, Eric Sim, CFA, has expertly leveraged social media to connect with other professionals, build his personal brand and advance his career. Here he explains how to make social media work for you. Your internal brand is essentially what people in your organisation think about you. It’s usually set [...]
TikTok named the most data draining app January 18, 2022 New research shows that video-heavy platform TikTok used the most data compared to its social media rivals, draining a whopping 840MB per hour.
Beeb boss: A commercial BBC would fail British audiences January 18, 2022 A BBC funded purely by commercial means would fail to serve a universal British audience in the way it does now, its boss warned this morning, after the government questioned whether its public funding model should continue in future.
Nadine Dorries plays hard ball tactics with the big freeze of the BBC licence January 18, 2022 When Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries tweeted over the weekend that the next announcement about the BBC licence fee would be the last, social media erupted and a ticking time bomb was set off.
