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Hitler reacts to no one knowing what the fuck programmatic advertising is.
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For the AdTech folks: Time to update your priors.
You're underestimating StackAdapt. And generally, the world order is changing pretty rapidly.
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Imagine being a ballerina who retrained into cyber and this is the biggest job they want any of you to possibly get. – at Greenwich, London
So glad I’m not just definitely a muppet and the only one dealing with this problem. #thestruggleisreal 
I'm not one for annual predictions, but I think 2023 is going to be the year we see a big increase in investment in environmental/sustainable PMPs - carbon offsetting etc.
Heads need to roll for that sort of oversight.
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Riiiiiiiiight. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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If you're a UK planner and you're not geeking out over the interactive Census data map you've got some big questions to ask yourself. ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationa…
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Why did the Bank of England think it could create £450 billion of money since 2020 and buy very expensive bonds without triggering rapid inflation? Why did it not think about the big losses it would incur when getting rid of the bonds later?
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@geofftech forgive the hideously drawn map but I think I've got a journey for you that would quite an exciting round trip. With the addition of the Elizabeth line it's now possible to do a loop in London where you use every line for just one stop. Most lines in fewest stops!
Assuming Biden's statement is correct, I'm wondering how all those media outlets are going to get away with misinformation headlines stating "Russian missiles hit Poland" before they actually knew anything for sure.
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All the PM needs to say is – we spent £500 billion of real money trying to stop an unstoppable virus. That’s why the country is at the edge of bankruptcy. Anyone who was in favour of the lockdowns and other restrictions can’t much complain now about the current situation.
"Austerity... just seems to go on and on under recent Conservative governments."
@GaryGibbonC4 challenges prime minister Rishi Sunak over the prospect of more public spending cuts.
But the PM says "it's wrong to say that we are not making investments" in public services.