John is a digital nomad and freelance writer. Specialising in leadership, digital media and personal growth, his passions include world cinema and biscuits. A native Englishman, he is always on the move, but can most commonly be spotted in Norway, the UK and the Balkans.
Polly Pocket has made giant leaps and bounds since super-dad Chris Wiggs first built a tiny dollhouse in a powder compact for his daughter, Kate, in 1983. Since Polly Pocket was born, the concept has been bought up first by Bluebird Toys, and then Mattel. It has been relaunched, redesigned, and publicized with spin-off shows … More 6 Fictional Homes Reimagined as Polly Pockets
The travel industry is on the verge of a reboot. Hospitality was the business sector most visibly touched by the international coronavirus pandemic, from news flashes of outbreaks on cruise ships to the gradual locking-down of airports, museums, hotels, and restaurants. As the industry awakens from this unprecedented shutdown, hospitality management graduates have the opportunity to … More 5 Reasons to Study International Hospitality Management
Entrepreneurs need to see in three directions at once: towards previous trends, the future, and deep into the present moment. So it is only right that today’s MBA applicants are considering the dramatic change in the local and global situation before committing to a master’s program this fall. Of course, this decision is personal and … More Why Study for your MBA in Rotterdam?
Epidemiology is the study of the causes, risks, incidences, and movement of diseases among populations. An epidemiologist analyzes patterns and other information relating to the development and spread of a disease or other health conditions. Governments and public health organizations use this analysis to plan their policies and to strategize against the spread of existing … More Why Study Epidemiology?
Artificial intelligence is taking over the world! And like all good revolutions, the AI uprising began in academia. “Education, I think, is going to be the killer app for deep learning,” says president of the Neural Information Processing Systems Foundation, Terrence Sejnowski. Regular students are finding more and more instances of AI-driven learning in the classroom and around campus. … More What Students Should Know About Artificial Intelligence
To protect the vulnerable and fight for justice: that is the ambition of many a promising student when they choose to follow a career in law. But before the heroics (and the often-unglamorous nitty-gritty of practicing law) comes the small detail of getting your law degree. Students in the United States need to go to … More How to Explain an Unusual College Major in Your Law School Application
Digital transformation, digital disruption, technology management, strategy, innovation, and technology are very hot topics that executives can’t ignore anymore — whatever their field. Embracing the exciting world of the smart workplace is an essential challenge for established leaders who wish to drive their organizations forward. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing the way that business is done. … More Why Executives and Leaders Should Learn More About Digital Transformation and Robotics
People who call climate activists “prophets of doom” are dead wrong: Climate change is here and now. It’s already endangering the lives of people (disproportionately, the poor) and wiping countless species of plants and animals from the planet. The so-called “prophets of doom” are talking about today’s problems. These activists don’t focus on doom. Rather, … More An Illustrated Tribute to Most Endangered Plant in Every Us State
The Oscar nominations for 2020 are out. By now it is no surprise that the movies shortlisted by the Academy reinforce the status quo of representation in front of and behind the camera. What does this mean for emerging filmmakers from underrepresented groups? Continue reading at Sip Film Festival.
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