Sunday links

11th December 2016

I failed to post the past two Sunday links, and nor have I contributed general entries across the past three weeks. Although it's no excuse it has been an exceptionally busy time for the company, mostly because we have been preparing more

Sunday links

21st November 2016

The weekly round-up of links to things that I've found interesting and stimulating over the past few days, with apologies to those who I failed to credit for bringing them to my attention. • Obama reckons with a Trump presidency: remarkable more

Showtime!

18th November 2016

Last night, for the London opening of the Chichester Festival Theatre production of Half a Sixpence, the production's publicists employed an up-to-the-minute medium in a manner that mimicked the early years of television. Working with Facebook Live, Half a Sixpence first more

Sunday links

13th November 2016

I was going start by committing to a boycott this week of Trump and Brexit. After all, and especially after this week, what is there to say? But I have included a couple of exceptional pieces, before I get to links more

Raoul Coutard, R.I.P.

10th November 2016

Raoul Coutard, the cinematographer best-known for his radical work on many of the key features films of the French new wave, has died at the age of 92. Coutard shot many of the films (including the heart-breakingly beautiful Pierrot le more

#WereWithHer

8th November 2016

A song for today. 'The greatest song ever written about America... and what's so great about it is, it gets right to the heart of what our country is supposed to be about." Live at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, 30 September, more

Sunday links

6th November 2016

Posted slightly late, here's my latest list of links to interesting articles and videos. As usual, many of these have been highlighted on Twitter and a few have been kindly sent to me as recommendations.  The list appears three days more