Inspired by board games, BBC Research & Development researched how to design better remote multiplayer applications over the last two years. I'm so pleased to finally be able to share our paper & code. Check the website rig.rd.labs.bbc or read this short thread ⬇️

Yesss. Delighted to share my latest project! The Futures Bazaar is a public imagination toolkit in open access created with Stuart Candy and published by @bbc and Situation Lab. bbc.co.uk/gel/features/f… #ExperientialFutures #ParticipatoryDesign #FuturesBazaarr

One of the most sensible takes on ‘cancel culture’ I’ve seen. Sensible, honest, smart. I’m posting the video directly as Times Radio tweeted it with a clickbait and somewhat misleading headline that unintentionally confirmed his point. More of this please.

For three years I tracked Johnson's lies and fabrications. Hundreds of them. The link below takes you to 60 plus time he misled or lied to Parliament in defiance of the ministerial code. NB: it only goes up to May this year. boris-johnson-lies.com/johnson-in-par…

A good example of the problem of many sans typefaces having a lowercase l and a capital i looking identical.

Tim Loughton(Tory MP) - I'm a 16 year old orphan, from an East African country, escaping a war zone & religious persecution, & I have a sibling legally in the UK... what is a safe & legal route for me to come to the UK? Suella Braverman flounders badly

Twitter has quietly changed their policies to allow COVID-19 misinformation. This change will literally kill people. transparency.twitter.com/en/reports/cov…

Nurses work 12hr shifts; sell their days off; use food banks; pay £1300 a year to park. And 40,000 have left their jobs in a year. Tory MPs sit for 150 days; get subsidised food; claim travel & energy on expenses; get free parking & £2,200 pay rises. Back the nurses please.

I took this course and learnt a lot... which may not always be apparent in the way I write on here, but lots of great learnings to be had, I was applying in my day to day work the moment I finished wearesnook.com/trainings/a-pr… #UserCentredDesign #Design #UCD #ContentDesign

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Industrial design of the 70s and 80s. 1. Kenwood Whisk — Kenneth Grange — 1971 2. Sony PS-Q7 Turntable — 1982 3. JVC Videosphere Television — 1970 4. Olivetti Divisumma 18 — Mario Bellini — 1972 Source: The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Vintage logo animations for broadcast TV.

Andrew Neil helped front the BBC's political coverage for many years while also regularly sharing his own (very right-wing) views on Twitter. It never once splashed newspaper front pages, or led BBC news bulletins

Here's a little look at German cost of living vs British cost of living, which goes a long way to explain why British people are suffering- despite the UK being ome of the richest countries in the world /1

Back of my Polling Card for local elections. For 1st time, photo ID is required. Card gives many options for elderly or those with disability. None, NONE, for younger or student voters. The policy is simply biased against younger voters, designed to suppress their vote.

Lol, my fellow brits using Windows 11 with en-GB in the Insider Program might have noticed that MS has mistranslated ZIP files as "postcode" files in the latest builds.

What other kind of product is so *embarrassing* that people feel compelled to explain it? No, no I didn’t really buy this thing. Honestly I didn’t. Twitter Blue will be a marketing case study for years to come

I called so many people on the phone to tell them their loved one was dead or dying in December 2020. "Can I come and see them?" "We have to protect everyone we can from this. No visitors are allowed. I'm so sorry." "I understand." Meanwhile in CCHQ…