Somehow, it’s something we’re yet to master – the public apology. As a scholar of language, it’s easy to spot the holes many plunge into.
Three Devices That Apple Wouldn’t Be Very Proud Of
Yes, Apple own our lives, but we can still laugh at mistakes they made during puberty.
The Week in Media: July 30th, 2017
Every week, The Big Smoke looks at industry news curated by MediaScope. This week, we look at the healthiest brand in the world, the ad world at war with itself, and why all advertising philosophies are dead wrong.
The Week in Media: June 3rd, 2017
Every week, The Big Smoke looks at industry news curated by MediaScope. This week we gaze at Mary Meeker’s Internet trend report, where the tech giants will stand in the future, and Amazon’s shift into … investigative journalism?
The Week in Media: May 27, 2017
Every week, The Big Smoke looks at industry news curated by MediaScope. This week, we bid farewell to big data, we analyze the key trends on how different generations consume media, and we illustrate why journalism is not dead.
Always on, Always Listening: Does Privacy Have No Place in the Future?
The downside to always being connected is, of course, always being connected. Is our push for innovation blurring the line between public and private? Or have we already crossed it?
I Saw the News Today: Headscarf Emoji, Update Unlocks Rage, Parkinson’s Treatment First
A Saudi teen pushes for an emoji that looks like her, the Internet complains about iOS 10 update, and stem cell research takes another step forward.
I Saw the News Today: Commuters Left Out, Apple Leaves Home, US/EU Deal Fails
We saw the forced migration of 25,000 Australian commuters, Apple ditched the home button, and the greatest limp effort of democracy since the last one.