A rarely up to date collection of the stories I have had published
Mark Piesing looks at the opportunities and challenges for Pearson in the UK market.
Check out my first piece for The Bookseller by clicking on the link here (subscription required) for the online version or here for the print version in all its glory.
What if the value of a publisher’s IP isn’t just content but organizational, too? A key consultant says publishers need a reproducible process as much as creativity.
Check out my recent hit piece for the New York based Publishing Perspectives in full below or click here to read the original.
Continue reading “How Publishers Can Boost the Value of Intellectual Property”
How do writers and publishers handle charged topics like climate change?
In his new book environmentalist Jamie Clarke makes a case for including more perspectives, both for the sake of book sales and the planet.
Check out my recent hit piece for the New York based Publishing Perspectives in full below or the original here.
Continue reading “Can Better Writing Make Climate Change Less Polarizing?”
Biofuels have been hailed by the aviation industry as the best way for aircraft to become
carbon neutral, but does the argument fly?
Check out my recent piece for the i newspaper in full below or in the picture above. It is not yet online.
Over the last twelve months I have written about fifty stories on mostly science and technology for brands like BBC Future, The Economist, i newspaper and Publishing Perspectives.
Here are some of my favourites from those that have so far appeared online in no particular order…
Continue reading “Written by me: my favourite articles of 2016.”
It was great to have been asked to help cover Futurebook 2016 conference earlier this month for Publishing Perspectives.
Here are the the two pieces I wrote about it…
Aerial refuelling has been enthusiastically embraced by air forces around the world since the 1950s. Will we now see airliners refuelled the same way?
Read my latest piece for BBC Future in full below or by following this link.
“When I spent time on alert when the Cold War was on, I had to spend a week underground in a bunker,” says Chris Hoctor, former crew member of a United States Air Force refuelling tanker aircraft and author of Voices from an Old Warrior, recalling his time in the Strategic Air Command (SAC) in the 1980s.
Continue reading “The aerial tankers that helped shrink the globe and are shaping its future”
