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Showing 1 - 15 results of 194 for "David Mattin"
Here are the changes, movements, technologies and cultural sweeps that will change the way we live in the coming 12 months.
January 6, 2014
Google's chief Sergey Brin is backing the world’s first lab-grown hamburger. So will McDonald's be serving a MacLab meal any time soon? And why would we want that?
December 22, 2013
The daughter of the president of Uzbekistan is claiming her mother and sister are plotting against her. Here's a reading list on feuds in powerful ruling families, from the Wars of the Roses, to the Nepalese Prince who shot his entire family.
New start-ups are attempting to prove that there can be a future for traditional written journalism.
December 16, 2013
Soon, we’ll be in a world where app communities and smartphone enabled locks will enable any passer-by to jump in an unused car with the owner’s permission, drive it as they need, and return it.
December 8, 2013
Whet your appetite with a tour of some of the World Cups most memorable, and controversial, moments.
What does rising tension between the world’s second-largest economy, China, and it’s third-largest, Japan, mean for the rest of the world?
December 1, 2013
Social networking with anyone at any time isn’t a new idea, but David Mattin discovers that the latest online trend is all about putting the ‘who’ in who you virtually know.
The online space provides a means by which great teachers can scale their service, reach an audience of millions, and earn a fortune.
November 24, 2013
What is it about chess prodigies that fascinates us? Turn to these three books in this week's required reading.
David Mattin shares a theory on why, from 800-page novels to months-long television dramas, we’re increasingly seeking solace in long-form narratives.
November 17, 2013
Understanding the coming century means understanding China. Time to hit these three books in this week's Required Reading column.
Covering your laptop webcam with tape or paper is fast becoming common practice among the global professional and creative classes. These super-smart people are super-paranoid. They think that someone is watching them.
November 10, 2013
This week's required reading: three books on lying. What do we really mean by a lie, why do we tell them and why do some of us do tell them much more than others?
A highly identifiable new demographic group is on the rise. These young people are committed to lifestyle choices – in education, home, work and more – outside existing systems and they’re growing in visibility.
November 3, 2013
Riches in space: what the world could gain from mining asteroids
UAE aims to top World Bank's ease of doing business list in 2021
Fred interview: On hitting his stride at Man United and staring down racism
Why Saudi Arabia remains the linchpin of Opec
Our pick of the 20 best novels of the decade