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Last week I was lucky enough to visit the underground lair of the villain in the next James Bond movie, and mightily impressed I was too. Every detail had been thought out: glass meeting pods were stocked with hundreds of leather chairs and rows of workers were tapping away at white computers while…

October 28, 2011 — London Writer: Nick Kelly Being a European, if you are one (and I am one), is something we should be proud of I suppose. Europe has a flag after all, blue with a circle of gold stars and we all belong to the European family. It all sounds great doesn’t it, sharing and caring for…

Monday, Oct. 24, 2011 Entrepreneurs Who Go It Alone — By Choice In the fall of 2007, Marco Arment was working as lead developer at Tumblr, the social network and blogging platform, when he noticed that he kept losing the links to interesting stories that he didn't immediately have time to read. So…

Let’s start with setting the scene and a disclaimer: what you’re about to read is based on real life, recent events. It’s just after 7am and you’re up for a run. You draw back the curtains and the sun is already high over Tokyo. Below, schoolgirls with little bowler hats and massive leather…

October 17, 2011 — London Writer: Robert Bound As luck would have it, here I am reading a column that you were going to have to read yourself about the joy of radio – it was going to appear in a magazine you might have heard of – called Monocle and now here you are listening to it – on a radio…

After a couple of weeks of neglect, I decided to tip over the Fast Lane mailbag on Tuesday evening and sifted through dispatches posted from the FT’s main markets and many more where we don’t even have printing presses. Given the time of year, it’s little surprise that many letters and emails…

Steve Jobs was always the man with the plan. So it should come as no surprise to learn that he carried on working until the end - working on a four year road map that would carry on leading Apple forward and keep his company at the forefront of innovation long after his death. Steve may be gone. But…

You could be forgiven for thinking that the cold Spring of 2011, with its cutbacks, closures, price hikes and app-frenzy, is not the best of all possible times to launch a new magazine. Especially a beautifully printed quarterly aimed at affluent urban males. Yet here comes Port, an independently…

This conversation was originally published in FOAM: What's Next? #2 - http://www.foam.org/whatsnext AS – Aaron Schuman CC - Charlotte Cotton AS: One thing that I find fascinating about what’s happening right now – and I suspect that this will gain importance in future – is that rather than…

Why I Write (Rather than Riot) Watching the recent public demonstrations protesting, at times violently, the Coalition government’s budgetary cuts, I was forced to revisit a long-held personal dilemma. I’ve described myself as ‘a writer’ from the age of nineteen, writing, at first, a series of…

Business Class: Freemium for News? Essay 04 May 2011 I had a perspective-changing talk on the subject of pay walls with the chief executive of a big publishing company (no, I can’t tell you who). He asked me what I think about pay walls. I told him what I always say: The main currency of news sites…