To conclude our four-week holiday series and a terrible 2020, Caroline Franczia, Founder of Uppercut First and fan of pop culture, takes you to the deep end: objections and rejections. There is no greater force than love to fight them both. Caroline finds support in the famous Christmas movie Love Actually. Let’s ‘get the shit kicked out of us by love!'
24.12.2020
CUBE Founder and CEO Ben Richmond on the world of RegTech, the drive to create the world’s leading regulatory platform and the odd spot of fly fishing.
23.12.2020
With the abundance of affordable smart devices and internet bandwidth, remote work has never been as appealing as it is in 2020. Companies and startups across the globe had started to adopt remote work solutions even before the COVID-19 pandemic was underway.
23.12.2020
Saturday’s last-minute tier change - and the mass of resulting food waste - is the latest blow the UK’s pandemic management has dealt to the climate. Moving forward, we need to be mindful about the environment and public health simultaneously.
23.12.2020
You no longer need to be McDonald's or similar to roll out mobile ordering. In fact, it’s become the standard across chain and independent restaurants due to COVID.
23.12.2020
What's the one true key to SEO success? While website content is the answer to 90% of questions asked, yet it is the one principle aspect of SEO that is often overlooked.
22.12.2020
It has been an unforgettable year for many reasons, with one of the more positive being the Maddyness UK launch in January 2020. For what is our 1000th article, we reflect on our top articles from the year as we prepare for an exciting 2021.
22.12.2020
GPT-3 represents one of the next big breakthroughs in artificial intelligence. Its potential represents an exciting opportunity for content marketers. Most of the best marketing strategies involve some form of content creation. GPT-3 may offer the possibility of making content creation easier and more efficient than it ever has been before.
22.12.2020
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This Monday, we're highlighting some of the best pieces we've read on the topic of tech in 2020. Watch out for the next two instalments of our holiday reading list coming soon.
21.12.2020
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has promised to carry out a review of the firing of Dr Timnit Gebru, a co-leader of Google’s Ethical AI team and prominent Black female employee.
21.12.2020
In a year of constant uncertainty, 2020 has accelerated the juggling act of everyday life to new heights. From adapting to new working methods to restrictions on interacting with our nearest and dearest, the mental toll coronavirus has taken is like nothing most of us have ever experienced.
21.12.2020
Last week we published a list of sustainable gift ideas. You seemed to enjoy it, so here are ten more options for the really last-minute present purchasers out there. Mainly services and experiences, not material things – and all curated by the #MaddyEco.
21.12.2020
In the ever-growing investment landscape, funds are multiplying and diversifying, and for startups there is more to raising investment than the money and the media moment. With #QVCS Maddyness profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. We spoke to Denis Shafranik and Kjartan Rist, Founding Partners at Concentric.
21.12.2020
In this week's MaddyCrowd crowdfunding roundup, we zoom in on UK unicorn Brewdog's current campaign. For the world's first carbon-negative brewery, tomorrow starts today.
19.12.2020