• Swipe, Scroll, Emit: The carbon footprint of (doom)scrolling

    Primarily through the use of energy-intensive data centers and servers, each action on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok or YouTube generates CO2 emissions. To measure the full environmental impact of social media, Greenly, the leader in carbon accounting services for events and enterprises, carried out an in-depth study, highlighting the shared responsibility on social media…

  • Royal Mail sold to foreign ownership for the first time in 500 years

    The UK government has approved the £3.6bn acquisition of Royal Mail by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, marking its exit from British ownership. The deal includes a “golden share” for government oversight and provisions for worker representation. Kretinsky plans to invest in expanding parcel operations while ensuring no compulsory redundancies until post reform in 2026.

  • Holiday Gift Guide: Show Her How Much She Means to You

    The holiday season is a great opportunity to express appreciation for the women in your life through thoughtful gifts. This guide suggests unique gadgets and luxurious skincare products, such as LUSTRE® ClearSkin RENEW PRO Facewear, FaceRocket, and the Emma Hardie Nourish & Glow Gift Set, catering to various personalities and preferences.

  • Djerf Avenue’s Fall From Grace: How Toxic Culture Are Shaking the Influencer-Founded Brand

    Djerf Avenue, a Swedish fashion brand led by influencer Matilda Djerf, faces criticism over allegations of workplace bullying and body-shaming. An investigation revealed a toxic environment, undermining the brand’s image of inclusivity and body positivity. This controversy raises questions about authenticity in influencer-driven marketing and consumer trust in brands.

  • Introducing EKRUZER #1: The World’s First Gaming E-Scooter

    The EKRUZER #1, the world’s first gaming e-scooter, integrates augmented reality with electric mobility and is priced at $13,000. Buyers can reserve limited units through a $100 baseball cap. A competition invites game designers to pitch concepts for the platform. Financing is available via Ausloans, supporting innovation in entertainment technology.

  • Britain’s most talked about news moments of 2024 were the US and UK elections, Taylor Swift’s epic live shows and the Oasis reunion.

    A poll of 2,000 adults identifies key Christmas dinner topics for 2024, such as Luke Littler’s darts win and Chris McCausland’s dance performance. Discussions often lead to arguments, particularly over politics and family matters. Many reflect on significant events, like Liam Payne’s death. Current events spark conversations and debates among families.

  • Why the Omnicom and IPG Merger Matters

    The merger between Omnicom and IPG ends longstanding speculation, creating a formidable advertising powerhouse under the Omnicom brand. With over 100,000 employees and $25.6 billion revenue, the union aims for $750 million in annual cost synergies. This significant move may prompt further industry consolidation amid evolving challenges and competition.

  • ​​FutureBrand creates new identity and website for philanthropic fund aiming to reverse paralysis

    FutureBrand London has launched a new brand identity and website for SCI Ventures, a venture philanthropy fund created to catalyse an investment market aimed at reversing paralysis.  SCI Ventures briefed FutureBrand to build awareness of the credibility and expertise of the fund, while communicating its mission to invest in new scientific breakthroughs in the treatment of…