Managing innovation
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Innovation - it’s in the bag! (opens the original)
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Listening to a ghost (opens the original)
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Summertime – and, as the song says, the living is easy. Relaxing, recharging mental batteries and absorbing plenty of sunshine. Moments of golden pleasure.One of which for me is the joy of listening to the ‘Proms’. The famous series of concerts started a century ago by Henry Wood and Robert Newman which aimed to bring serious music to the ears of everyone. Their vision was the ‘promenade’ style of concert, one which allowed people to stand, walk around, and enjoy the music casually instead of si
Turn it up to eleven! (opens the original)
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I’m glad I got that off my chest.Part of my preparations for our bi-annual village music festival, a sort of mini-Glastonbury by the sea in which all sorts of local musicians get to strut their stuff in the sunshine. Everything from gentle folk to screaming rock via close harmony, celtic roots, ska and salsa.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!rSsG!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.co
Pedal power... (opens the original)
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Bicycles are big business. It’s hard to get an exact figure but estimates suggest there are around 2 billion bikes in the world today. And of course they exist in all sorts of shapes and sizes – town bikes, racing bikes, mountain bikes, foldable bikes, electric bikes and many more besides. They’re available in cutting-edge high tech versions but their underlying design is very simple. They’re very green – once built they can be repaired and resurrected, some live for ages, handed on from generat
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