Category: Blog log
Posted on October 30, 2018
by Ellie Hubble
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The copywriting renaissance is long overdue, but it is coming.
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Posted on August 1, 2018
by Ellie Hubble
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4 new directors taking a slower, more intelligent approach to the world of horror.
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Category: Blog logTags: Cinema, Film, Get Out, Hereditary, Horror, Horror film, Horror films, Housebound, Rosemary's Baby, Scary, The Exorcist, The Shining, The Witch, Thriller
Posted on May 13, 2018
by Ellie Hubble
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Are we alone in the universe? What’s lurking under Trump’s wig? Is Shia LaBoeuf insane or just trolling us? These are legitimate life questions. One question, however, that I just don’t understand, is why more people don’t watch It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Carol…
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Category: Blog logTags: Always Sunny, Charlie Day, Comedy, Danny DeVito, Glenn Howerton, Humor, Humour, IASAP, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Kaitlin Olson, Philadelphia, Rob McElhenney, Television, TV
Posted on January 8, 2018
by Ellie Hubble
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I left my job last month. I was surrounded by talented, wonderful people and don’t regret my time there (so much so that I’m now freelancing with them), but ultimately, it just wasn’t the right role for me. So here I am, on the…
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Posted on October 21, 2017
by Ellie Hubble
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What do depression, ping pong and breasts have in common? They all feature in my TEDxBrighton write-up of course. Check out my favourite three speakers from a day of Utopian exploration.
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Category: Blog logTags: Brighton, Brighton Dome, Brighton Table Tennis Club, Christian de Boisredon, Creativity, Depression, Idea generation, Ideas, Innovation, Jake Tyler, Mental health, Ping Pong, Society, Spark News, TED, TEDx, TEDx Brighton, Tim Holtam, Utopia
Posted on September 8, 2017
by Ellie Hubble
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What does it mean to be “creative”? To be an “ideas person”? Or to be “artistic”? They’re just words aren’t they. Devoid of any real meaning. As a Contenty-copywriter type, I often (to my delight) get pulled into creative meetings or idea generation sessions,…
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Category: Blog logTags: Advertising, Big ideas, Copywriting, Creative, Creativity, Don Draper, Idea generation, Ideas, Mad Men, Marketing, Play
Posted on June 27, 2017
by Ellie Hubble
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Wordplay is one of life’s greatest pleasures. So I’ve compiled a few of my favourite examples to brighten your day. If it’s crude, rude or even nude it might just have made the list. Prepare yourself.
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Posted on February 4, 2017
by Ellie Hubble
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3 big logotherapy life lessons I learnt from Viktor E. Frankl’s “Man’s Search For Meaning”.
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Category: Blog logTags: About Time, Adler, Ageing, Book review, Concentration camps, Frankl, Freud, Holocaust, Holocaust Literature, Life, Life advice, Literature, Logotherapy, Man's Search for Meaning, Meaning, Nazi Germany, Nietzsche, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Richard Curtis, Therapy, Viktor E. Frankl
Posted on December 4, 2016
by Ellie Hubble
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I’ve come up with four twisted concepts that Charlie Brooker should consider for the next season of Black Mirror.
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Posted on May 21, 2016
by Ellie Hubble
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So you probably have Twitter. Maybe you even tweet occasionally, have a reasonable bio and know your way around a hashtag. But I’m willing to bet that there’s more you could be doing to secure the graduate job you want.
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Category: Blog log, The GraduateTags: Analytics, Buffer, Career, Careers, Content Writing Chat, Data, Drones, Engagement, Facebook, Graduate, Graduate Job, Graduate job hunt, Graduate job hunting, Graduate jobs, Graduate life, Hashtag, Instagram, Job, Job hunting, Jobs, Kissmetrics, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Social Media, Social media marketing, Twitter
Posted on November 14, 2015
by Ellie Hubble
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The best people in life are nosey. People watching is a common hobby, shared by everyone from the resolute novel writer in the coffee shop to the bleary-eyed commuter on the tube. And with the meteoric popularity of movements like Humans Of New York…
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Category: Blog log, JauntsTags: Baudelaire, Exploring, Fitness, Flaneur, HONY, Humans of New York, London, Metro, Park, People watching, Running, Space, Spatial awareness, Urban, Walker, Walking, Will Self
Posted on January 30, 2015
by Ellie Hubble
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*to be read in hushed voice-over* And here, we observe the recently hired graduatus, or in the common tongue, ‘graduate’, inspecting their new surroundings. Inquisitive, rosy-cheeked and fresh-faced, this young individual practically oozes relief. Observe his surroundings; fresh pastures, lush vegetation and vibrant flora abound….
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