Increasingly for businesses, factoring in the needs of disabled customers from the start is becoming a crucial part of product development. Yet this huge market – the so-called “Purple pound” – remains largely untapped as many firms are failing...
This week’s blog reproduces parts of, and adds some of my own thoughts to a thoughtful blog from Brian Jacobs, on a subject that is very close to my heart, as regular readers will know – misogyny. Brian says “The more I look around, the more I read...
Last month, the UK Government published its much anticipated Online Safety Bill which aims to tackle ‘harmful’ content on social media and elsewhere online. Here Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana, IMPRESS’s Head of Regulation, reviews the impact of the Government’s draft bill...
Happy Bank Holiday Monday to those readers in the UK. I’m staying disciplined and getting the weekly blog out regardless of how much I’d rather be lounging around doing nothing. Let’s see how long the discipline lasts once lockdown eases and the pubs...
People want to see the true diversity of their communities depicted more often – and more accurately – across many areas, including race, gender, sexual orientation and people with disabilities. These expectations apply to brands’ full range of marketing,...
Celebrating International Women’s Day, The Big Issue Shop has brought together a range of female-led brands that are also making a social impact in Hackney, India, Bangladesh, Swaziand and beyond. Why not treat yourself, a friend or family – knowing you are...
