Pranking goes social
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Start-up Review Klash is creating a social network dedicated to tomfoolery. But are centralised platforms for specific sorts of behaviour a bit passé? More »
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Start-up Review ‘I’m building the Nate Silver of everything’
Former Business Insider analyst Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry is building a new kind of research firm, starting with a more grown-up approach to social media. More »
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App review ‘Everything is playful and exciting’
Digipill claims to reproduce the effects of narcotics using only sound. But does it work? Paul Coxon, who has experimented with drugs in the past, reviews it. More »
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Start-up Review Indolent itinerants, rejoice!
HotelTonight is expanding rapidly into Europe. Thank the Lord, says this self-confessed lazy traveller. More »
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Book Review Releasing your inner Kardashian
Jeremy Wilson is impressed by the wit and wisdom on display in entrepreneur Shed Simove's latest book. More »
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Editor's Pick I like Devey you move
Jeremy Wilson reviews entrepreneur and investor Hilary Devey's inspirational autobiography. More »
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Gadget Review Cock-a-doodle-don’t!
Margot Huysman reviews the Little Rooster, a new sort of alarm clock for women. More »
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Start-up Review There’s a hunk in my basket!
Is shopping for men the new shoe shopping? Margot Huysman finds out. More »
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Book Review A pernicious cult
Jeremy Wilson reviews Andrew Keen's Digital Vertigo, finding it both necessary and timely. More »
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Book Review Bluster and bullshit
Milo Yiannopoulos reviews Julie Meyer's Welcome to Entrepreneur Country, finding it lacking in every way, besides a staggering volume of self-regard. More »
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Start-up Review Uber love
Margot Huysman gushes about the newest car service to hit London. More »
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Movie Review Does Ridley Scott yearn for violent oral rape?
Milo Yiannopoulos wonders why director Ridley Scott is so preoccupied with transgressive depictions of human sexuality. Is the director himself hankering after a violent homosexual experience? More »
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Start-up Review Assessing Kredibility
Greg Stevens examines whether the Kred online influence scoring system is as credible as it seems. More »
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Book Review I must confess to a slight addiction…
Andrew Keen reviews a new book by Damian Thompson about addiction that explains how compulsive behaviour is taking over our lives and invading our homes. Ironically enough, he can't put it down. More »
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Start-up Review The truth is in the wine
How is Naked Wines using technology to make good wine available to all? Jason Hesse reviews the business. More »
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Start-up Review I can feel your Hailo
Black cab app Hailo is making it easy to find and hail taxis virtually. Jason Hesse reviews the company. More »
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Start-up Review Signed, sealed… delivered?
What is the most important factor that stops people buying goods off the internet? Delivery. Jason Hesse discovers how Shutl is making online delivery more consumer-friendly. More »
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Start-up Review Click, click, click, kerching!
Monetising online content is difficult. One company is helping publishers do this, one click at a time. Jason Hesse reviews Skimlinks. More »
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Start-up Review Keeping you on the edge of your seat
How is Seatwave changing the way that music fans buy and sell tickets? More »
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Start-up Review Don’t stop the music
While record labels struggle with technological advances, one company is riding the wave. Jason Hesse reviews Omnifone. More »