Cordelia Jenkins
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Editor of the FT Weekend Magazine
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The FT Mag's America at 250 edition is out today, featuring the thoughts of Stephen Breyer, Nicole Krauss, Yiyun Li
@frankfukuyama.bsky.social
Simon Schama,
@okr.bsky.social
Harlan Bozeman
@jayrayner1.bsky.social
@nigella.bsky.social
Jancis Robinson & more
www.ft.com/content/3265...
@ftweekend.com
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My fellow American: who should be remembered for the next 250 years?
Artists, thinkers and leaders from the US and beyond pick the person they think deserves to be honoured: from Abraham Lincoln to Dorothy Parker
https://www.ft.com/content/3265b413-f8b6-4ee9-a058-5d6689df9100
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The New Yorker
2 days ago
In Wilmington, North Carolina, in 1898, a white mob murdered Black men in the street and overthrew the cityâs democratically elected biracial government. North Carolina would not elect another Black person to Congress until 1992.
newyorkermag.visitlink.me/SBU6sA
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The Intimate Legacies of a White-Supremacist Coup
A racist takeover in Wilmington, North Carolina, in 1898, has reverberated across generations as a reminder of American democracyâs terrifying vulnerability.
https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/SBU6sA
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Brilliant must-read piece on Andy Burnhamâs Manchester years. Great job again by
@jenwilliamsft.bsky.social
and FT Mag editor
@cordeliajenkins.bsky.social
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www.ft.com/content/9949...
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The decade that made Andy Burnham
What 10 years covering the Manchester mayorâs many reinventions taught me about the man who wants to lead Britain
https://www.ft.com/content/9949d99f-a348-4c66-805f-438653384fa6?syn-25a6b1a6=1
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12 days ago
Absolutely terrific magazine piece by
@jenwilliamsft.bsky.social
. You can read it here, or in the FT Mag in the
@ftweekend.com
on Saturday:
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The decade that made Andy Burnham
What 10 years covering the Manchester mayorâs many reinventions taught me about the man who wants to lead Britain
https://www.ft.com/content/9949d99f-a348-4c66-805f-438653384fa6?syn-25a6b1a6=1
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Our own
@pilitaclark.bsky.social
is on indomitable form here, tracking the dogged fight to build an alliance outside the COPs to make a plan for phasing out fossil fuels....
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The messy, chaotic and possibly quixotic quest to phase out fossil fuels
The inside story of a climate summit unlike any other
https://as.ft.com/r/7dd2eaf9-00ef-4543-973f-22065f4f1429
about 2 months ago
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One of my favourite mag pieces of late is this appropriately joyful and poetic piece by Matthew Holman on the great Frank O'Hara's lesser known work as an ambassador of American art for Nelson Rockefeller's International Program .... its so good. Gift link here
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Frank OâHara and the end of the âAmerican Centuryâ
The poet and curator was at the forefront of US efforts to project its high art as forcefully as its military might abroad â an idea that now looks dead
https://as.ft.com/r/eafb8692-f524-4941-9e1a-44e2dcc905ce
about 2 months ago
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Jemima Kelly
about 2 months ago
My cover story in today's FT Magazine, for which I listened to THIRTY EIGHT EPISODES of the Katie Miller Podcast, in their entirety. đ« Meet the Millers. (Illustration by Pierre Mornet / Grant Wood)
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Inside the White Houseâs most inscrutable marriage. (No not that one)
What the union of Stephen and Katie Miller says about Maga world
https://as.ft.com/r/910e125d-f0e4-4844-854f-f9a3ed32a42e
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Oliver Roeder
2 months ago
in professional news, come monday i've got a new role at the FT: commissioning editor on FT Weekend Magazine. very excited; send pitches.
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The brilliant Suzy Hansen has written an essay for @FTMag from an extract of her new book "From Life Itself" about what happened in one Istanbul neighbourhood over a decade of political chaos and its so good...
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How a lawless Istanbul neighbourhood weathered a decade of political shocks
Through regional wars, terrorism and mass migration, an area of the old city was transformed by forces beyond its residentsâ imaginations
https://as.ft.com/r/8b8bed7f-306e-4d00-a2f3-f7891dc9b2d1
2 months ago
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I cannot recommend this week's cover story by
@christopherjm.ft.com
highly enough. It's the frankly astonishing story of the fortitude of one Ukrainian drone commander on the eastern front... don't miss it...
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âIâm fighting two wars. One against the Russians. And one inside myself.â
A drone pilot and her all-women unit are waging a new kind of warfare on Ukraineâs eastern front
https://as.ft.com/r/ddae74ad-4e90-4d99-b10a-3004dbfe2e35
2 months ago
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Delighted to have
@rahulabhatia.bsky.social
in the magazine this weekend. His essay on Dubai and the psychological bargains its residents make in order to justify staying in place while a war hovers in the background is just beautiful...
as.ft.com/r/cb855c7b-9...
3 months ago
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This piece by Orlando Reade in the mag is a fascinating tale that jumps from Paradise Lost, to 19th-century New Orleans to Mardi Gras 2026 where Milton's radical streak is still very much in evidence in Trump's America. Read it, for free, I urge you...
as.ft.com/r/0530b559-8...
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The search for the faceless king of Mardi Gras
[FREE TO READ] How a Milton scholarâs journey to the poetâs dark side led him to New Orleans, birthplace of the secretive âMistick Krewe of Comusâ
https://as.ft.com/r/0530b559-8ac5-4f98-91a2-075e0afa066b
3 months ago
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And another great read here... David Pilling's piece on the man whose amazing feat of animal husbandry made him the owner of 1 in 10 rhinos in Africa, and who is now facing allegations of running a vast horn-trafficking network.
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On the trail of South Africaâs ârhino baronâ
[FREE TO READ] John Hume bred 2,000 rhinos in captivity. Were they a cover for one of the most successful horn-trafficking networks in history?
https://as.ft.com/r/9948dcdd-e588-4c02-95fc-0799ed096b51
3 months ago
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As Nathan Newby receives the George medal today for extraordinary bravery, read the amazing story, published in the FT Magazine in December, of how he talked a would-be hospital bomber down. Itâs an astonishing piece of writing from Ravi Somaiya and itâs Free to Read
www.ft.com/content/cd59...
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âItâs just a bombâ
The true story of two strangers and an extraordinary act of courage
https://www.ft.com/content/cd595e6d-2a5c-4a80-bb28-a792a391b512?shareType=nongift
3 months ago
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Nothing but admiration for Jemima Kellyâs maniacal zeal to reproduce Martha Stewartâs mythic midnight dinner party. I can attest it was a spectacular night for all the right reasons. Read about it here...
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Can Jemima Kelly recreate Martha Stewartâs mythic midnight dinner party?
[FREE TO READ] Thirty guests. 111 eggs. A one-bed flat. A fearless host attempts the impossible omelette supper of her dreams
https://as.ft.com/r/4d077ebc-3cd4-47f8-982f-3e655bd1b0a7
4 months ago
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Henry Mance
4 months ago
Love this cover. Thanks so much to the FT Mag team. First 300 clicks free:
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Janine Gibson
4 months ago
Almost exactly ten years ago
@henrymance.ft.com
had lunch with Nigel Farage
www.ft.com/content/864c...
. It remains legend. Quite a lot has happened over the subsequent decade so we sent him back in.
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The irrepressible Nigel Farage
[FREE TO READ] Ten years after they first had lunch together, âthe Brexit guyâ tells Henry Mance why the country needs his help once again
https://as.ft.com/r/edeac2c6-02ad-42c1-bdae-3c9c3438d0f7
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And this look inside Telegram and Pavel Durov's world by
@mshannahmurphy.bsky.social
and Adrienne Klasa is also fab.
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Telegram, Pavel Durov and the shaky future for techâs libertarian princelings
[FREE TO READ] The messaging appâs founder has become a poster boy for the backlash in Europe over CEO accountability â and a target for Russia
https://as.ft.com/r/19adf82c-6124-4889-ac4c-7455eb19b15e
4 months ago
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I love this essay by Rosie Dastgir on a year spent in and around St Bartholomew's hospital while undergoing an experimental vaccine trial. Beautiful.
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A year on a cancer vaccine trial at Londonâs oldest hospital
[FREE TO READ] This 21st-century centre of cutting-edge science is also a medieval site of celestial auguries, of miracle cures performed and witnessed
https://as.ft.com/r/8dfbcae8-81d0-45d8-b7c6-e0a9b9904f5b
4 months ago
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Janine Gibson
5 months ago
it's all great but this is, i swear, true
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The FT contest that challenged readers to redraw Europeâs borders
[FREE TO READ] The extraordinary story of when, two months into the bloody Great War, the newspaper launched an unusual competition
https://as.ft.com/r/cc9aae3a-b374-4cc7-9128-75bb92cb69f5
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Happy Valentineâs Day to all FT magazine readers. The only question is which do you love more⊠Maps?
www.ft.com/content/efab...
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Maps remade
An FT Magazine special feature on how to map a changing world
https://www.ft.com/content/efab0a6b-a56d-4943-9459-48cfbea4c69d?shareType=nongift
5 months ago
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7 months ago
The FT's favourite non-FT articles of 2025
www.ft.com/content/72d0...
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FT journalists pick their favourite non-FT articles of the year
Everything you should read that we didnât write
https://www.ft.com/content/72d0c559-3d04-44b9-8acc-86d858aab4c6
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Marina O'Loughlin
7 months ago
â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž (It's the being right that's most delicious)
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Two strangers sit on a bench outside a Leeds hospital. One is carrying a homemade bomb in a bag. He plans to set it off inside. The other makes the extraordinary decision to try to talk him out of it. A brilliant, brilliant piece by Ravi Somaiya, edited by Neil OâSullivan
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âItâs just a bombâ
[FREE TO READ] The true story of two strangers and an extraordinary act of courage
https://as.ft.com/r/153da9db-ed73-45f3-b78a-005f4c6d431f
7 months ago
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Molly Crabapple
8 months ago
Equator Magazine just launched today. Itâs the sort of venture we need like we need air- erudite, cosmopolita, merciless and brave. Congratulations my brilliant friends
@equatormag.bsky.social
www.equator.org
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Equator
Equator is a magazine of politics, culture and art.
https://www.equator.org/
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This is such a great read from the FT's
@courtneyweaver.bsky.social
and Laura Du Bois.... Enjoy.
on.ft.com/4n8I2sF
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An unlikely couple, a doomed affair and their âŹ64mn ransomware scam
[FREE TO READ] How a mysterious tip-off led investigators to uncover the inner workings of a highly unusual hacking operation
https://on.ft.com/4n8I2sF
9 months ago
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Jonathan Derbyshire
9 months ago
In which I explore the history of socialism in America from Eugene Debs to DSA and the Milwaukee âsewer socialistsâ to Zohran Mamdani
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Will Zohran Mamdaniâs rise mark a new dawn for American socialism?
[FREE TO READ] Tens of thousands of volunteers mobilised by the Democratic Socialists of America are working to elect a torchbearer for a beleaguered US left
https://on.ft.com/47quBib
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Jonathan Shainin
10 months ago
Our new magazine, Equator, is officially out in the world â and here
@equatormag.bsky.social
Sign up for preview emails, donate, and get tickets to our launch event in London:
equator.org
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Daniel Trilling
10 months ago
Had a few conversations recently that make me think, for the first time in ages, there are some exciting things happening in media. This is one of the highlights: Equator, a new magazine set up by Nesrine Malik, Pankaj Mishra, Jonathan Shainin and others. Sign up for info here:
www.equator.org
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I think this fascinating piece by
@jenwilliamsft.bsky.social
is one of the best things we've published all year. Don't miss it!
on.ft.com/48e4qwP
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The crumbling seaside palaces at the centre of Britainâs asylum crisis
[FREE TO READ] How one hotelier built an empire from beloved community assets â and a government struggling to cope with a surge in migration
https://on.ft.com/48e4qwP
10 months ago
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Giles Wilkes
10 months ago
Best read of the week How Tokyo became an unexpected haven for Chinaâs middle class -
on.ft.com/4n1dSs7
by Leo Lewis of the FT
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How Tokyo became an unexpected haven for Chinaâs middle class
An aspirational generation of Chinese arrivals are beginning to shape Japanâs demographic, social and perhaps even political destiny
https://on.ft.com/4n1dSs7
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Really happy to have this essay by
@hzeavin.bsky.social
in this weekend's magazine. I've been thinking about it non-stop for months.
www.ft.com/content/a248...
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The age of the distracted mother
There is a child. There is a phone. And there is an endless struggle with the bonds of love
https://www.ft.com/content/a2483d75-d4c6-4df6-9d45-ccc454650581
10 months ago
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This is so good...
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11 months ago
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This column by
@okr.bsky.social
has made me laugh a lot today...
on.ft.com/45cFT8t
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Why canât I stop cleaning fake dirt off fake objects?
[FREE TO READ] In praise of âPowerWash Simulatorâ, part ponderous game, part dreamlike state
https://on.ft.com/45cFT8t
11 months ago
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James Meek
12 months ago
@christopherjm.ft.com
is so far ahead of any other non-Ukrainian journalist on what is happening in that country
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The polarising power of Andriy Yermak, Ukraineâs other wartime leader
President Zelenskyyâs right-hand man is fuelling concerns over creeping authoritarianism
https://on.ft.com/414Z2b2
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Robert Wright
12 months ago
After my son was diagnosed with autism, I've been thinking about my own relationship to this strange, highly contentious condition. During a sabbatical this spring, I spoke to some experts about it. My essay based on all that has just gone online on FT.Com:
on.ft.com/4kKdCfe
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In search of a diagnosis
How my sonâs autism assessment sent me on an investigation into my own past
https://on.ft.com/4kKdCfe
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Very delighted to have this profile of the dauntless Wasfi Kani, the woman who sold country house opera to the English establishment by John Phipps in this week's magazine. Have a read!
on.ft.com/40NVEBf
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The inimitable queen of country house opera
[FREE TO READ] In the UK, summer productions in stately homes have helped keep the art form alive. For that you need donors and, for them, what you really need is Wasfi Kani
https://on.ft.com/40NVEBf
12 months ago
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The brilliant
@mshannahmurphy.bsky.social
has gotten to the bottom of Zuckerberg's macho makeover. I love this piece...
on.ft.com/3TB0kq0
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How Mark Zuckerberg unleashed his inner brawler
[FREE TO READ] The bossâs macho makeover shocked liberals at Meta, but his closest allies say this is who he was all along
https://on.ft.com/3TB0kq0
about 1 year ago
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Financial Times
about 1 year ago
Whoâs in charge, me or the Devil? The agony and the ecstasy of elite darts
https://www.ft.com/content/9a28a3d9-a439-4109-a0fc-284c01af3f03
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Whoâs in charge, me or the Devil? The agony and the ecstasy of elite darts
Premier League Darts is making its top stars multimillionaires. Pressure to perform is intense
https://www.ft.com/content/9a28a3d9-a439-4109-a0fc-284c01af3f03
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Really happy to have
@lioneltrolling.bsky.social
in the FT Magazine this weekend - with a great essay on what the '90s taught Donald Trump
on.ft.com/458jISv
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How the â90s shaped Donald Trumpâs politics of national despair
[FREE TO READ] The best way to understand Trump is to look at his brush with failure at this earlier moment of American crisis
https://on.ft.com/458jISv
about 1 year ago
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Archie Bland
about 1 year ago
I wrote for the Guardianâs Saturday magazine about my son Max, who changed how I see the world. Took ages. More jokes after the first bit. Thanks Merope Mills for being the most patient and generous editor.
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
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The boy who came back: the near-death, and changed life, of my son Max
It was, we were told, a case of sudden infant death syndrome interrupted. What followed would transform my understanding of parenting, disability and the breadth of what makes a meaningful life
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/may/24/the-boy-who-came-back-the-near-death-and-changed-life-of-my-son-max
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about 1 year ago
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A brilliant and bizarre story here from
@christopherkay.ft.com
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about 1 year ago
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â'When the history of the 20th century is written, circa 2100,' Thiel claims, Girard 'will be seen as truly one of the great intellectuals.'â Delighted to have this great essay in the magazine this weekend by
@orlandoreade.bsky.social
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How a little-known French literary critic became a bellwether for the US right
[FREE TO READ] RenĂ© Girard is best known for his theory of âmimetic desireâ. Now Peter Thiel and the vice-president are among his fans
https://on.ft.com/3Z80Pew
about 1 year ago
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Totally fascinating reporting from
@davidkeo.bsky.social
and Harry Dempsey on a weird work experiment - a company run by the invisible hand of its internal currency. No one has a boss. Or gets told what to do. But every action you take is prompted by the thirst to make more Will...
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Can you run a company as a perfect free market? Inside Disco Corp
[FREE TO READ] For over a decade, a $20bn manufacturer has been conducting a radical experiment. No one has a boss or takes orders. Their decisions are guided by one thing, an internal currency system...
https://on.ft.com/4jFaa5T
about 1 year ago
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This is the most brilliant read. Seriously. You will not regret it. Here's another free link...
on.ft.com/4jTiMWd
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about 1 year ago
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This essay by
@jacobsilverman.com
on living in slop world is a great read - explaining how and why an increasingly 'hostile internet' is driving us crazy...
on.ft.com/4k12iLV
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Welcome to slop world: how the hostile internet is driving us crazy
[FREE TO READ] The last bits of fellowship and ingenuity on the web are being swept away by a tide of so-called artificial intelligence
https://on.ft.com/4k12iLV
about 1 year ago
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Miranda Green
over 1 year ago
MPs 100% get why supermarkets caffs closing is a disaster for the local community. Other SW1ers can look a bit blank - my
@financialtimes.com
RANT on 'place making' while businesses accidentally melt our social glue -
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Ask Green: Where do you go when youâre lonely?
Sainsburyâs cafĂ©s offered elderly people and young families a place to mingle over a hot cuppa. What to do now?
https://www.ft.com/content/33f011ec-83e0-49bb-a0d3-a2ea3e76cc26
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This is such a delight - so pleased to have learned about Peter Grainger and DC SMith...
enterprise-sharing.ft.com/redeem/6e669...
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The novelist and the detective
[FREE TO READ] How Peter Grainger created DC Smith, the greatest fictional sleuth youâve probably never heard of
https://enterprise-sharing.ft.com/redeem/6e6692f1-ab95-4b4e-af8a-21600e47d893
over 1 year ago
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