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Dressing Up for Work … at Home

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If, for Ryan Dichter, Week 1 of his coronavirus isolation was a time for dandling his infant daughter, Teddy, slouching around in sweatpants and waiting for the happy-hour start gun, it became clear to him, as the terms of our collective confinement wore on, that the time had come to shower up and tug on some hard pants. Read More

When the disrupted disrupt the disruptors

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The streaming wars are setting up as a conflict of broad catalogue versus specific original content, says Jesper Norgaard.

Do you remember what life was like back in 2007? Rihanna was on the radio singing about umbrellas, Harry Potter set out to save the world one last time and Apple introduced the iPhone. Good times. Read More

A Century on, an Epic Comeback of An Epidemic

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Back in the day, when I was growing up in India, my father used to mention about an epidemic in and around the years 1918-1919 during the month of Kartika( as per the Indian calendar) during October. It was called Galgot which effectively meant choking of the neck or the lungs. Galgot caused the death of almost 5 Million people in the Indian sub continent alone. Read More