March 25, 2025
Issue 61: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
What’s the hidden cost of collaboration? OpenAI’s Sora confirms biases. Apple builds its brand (and spends a fortune). And fashion houses prepare for the next era of luxury.
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March 18, 2025
Issue 60: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Persuasion versus promotion. Disney’s succession. Foster + Partners plays at Old Trafford. And FilmArt lands in Hong Kong.
March 11, 2025
Issue 59: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
The importance of learning history. Design speeds forward on the rails in Japan. Liu Jiakun wins Pritzker Prize with a versatile oeuvre. And AI sells big at Christie’s.
March 4, 2025
Issue 58: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Challenge your biases. China at MWC25. SXSW to take over Austin again. And consuming stories by any means on World Book Day.
February 25, 2025
Issue 57: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Business imitates life. AI furore at the Oscars. Apple plays its Trump card. And UK government ups funding for creativity.
February 18, 2025
Issue 56: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
The tyranny of ‘good’. An AI at Getty. Tirana in the ascendency. And Frieze Los Angeles.
February 11, 2025
Issue 55: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
The secret of attention retention. Make Art Great Again. A creativity power up. And more films, fewer sequels.
February 4, 2025
Issue 54: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
A bit of chaos is a good thing. Disney’s sequel spectacular. Regulating AI. And Apple’s world-building.
January 28, 2025
Issue 53: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Just do the work. New old buildings in the US. National Portrait Gallery in the frame. And bands are banned at the Grammy Awards.
