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Byline: Ed Pilkington Ed Pilkington, Diageo marketing and innovation director, Western Europe, on why itas more important than ever for marketers to tap into culture. Culture is a broad term [...]

Byline: Ed Pilkington Effectiveness may not be a word that stirs the blood. However, when you think that being effective means 'being successful in producing a desired or intended result', [...]

Byline: Ed Pilkington Marketers looking to expand their brands globally face the same challenge - achieving cultural relevance while delivering scale, efficiency and shareholder returns. We humans may all be [...]

Byline: Ed Pilkington The Oxford English dictionary defines an experience as aan event or occurrence which leaves an impression on someonea. What we experience is more memorable than something we [...]

Byline: Ed Pilkington A brand's longevity is dependent on its ability to tell a great story Civilisations are not just built on rocks but on rich stories that are passed [...]

The article presents the discussion on Fulton county district attorney in Georgia prosecuting Donald Trump. Topics include Trump going on the social media platform Truth Social calling for all charges to be dropped and predicting he would be exonerated; and Patriots.winning combined the wordplay with direct calls to violence.

The first visit to Russia by a reigning British monarch risks being overshadowed by the publication of the first extract of the Sunday Times' serialisation of Jonathan Dimbleby's biography of the Prince of Wales on Oct. 16, 1994. The Queen's four-day state visit to Moscow and St Petersburg, Russia, which begins on Oct. 17, 1994, coincides with the climax of what is seen as Prince Charles' carefully planned campaign to 'run for office.' Dimbleby's book, to be published on Nov. 3, 1994, is said to go far beyond his television documentary in telling of the prince's 'private agony.'

American geneticist John Wasmuth and his team of scientists at the Human Gene Research Centre at the University of California, US, have identified the genetic cause of achondroplastic dwarfism which occurs in one in 20,000 births. The discovery coincides with the publication of a new novel by American writer John Irving telling of a doctor's obsessive quest to determine the genetic cause of achondroplasia which restricts adult growth to between 3ft 11in and 4ft 6in. Meanwhile another team of researchers in the US claim to have located the gene responsible for the reading disability dyslexia.

Homosexual acts, even in private, remain punishable by life imprisonment in the Isle of Man, and the Tynwald's refusal to change the law has put it in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights. The House of Keys will decide in early Apr 1992 whether to lift the ban, knowing that if it does not the Home Office, which is responsible for Manx foreign affairs, will step in to overrule it.