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This week I want you to indulge me while we talk about dancing. Eventually, and with at least a little build up and a justification, I’ll talk about the birth rate. I promise it will make some sort of sense when I do.
A brief and incredib...
PRS for Music (‘PRS’) is a billion-pound-a-year organisation, which sounds like excellent news for songwriters, or, if you watch these things closely, at least some of them. I have written extensively about this, four pieces on this Substac...
The assumption that ordinary people cannot handle complicated facts is one of the most durable and least examined beliefs in institutional life. It shapes how governments communicate policy, how corporations explain pricing, how regulators...
There is a paragraph on page 20 of HC 128, the Business and Trade Committee’s report into competition and market functioning in the UK live music industry, published last Sunday, in which the committee, without asking me, chose to quote me....
There are two tribes inside the British tax system. One of them gets £8.2 billion a year in research and development relief, hands-off and on principle, because the state has decided that investment in innovation deserves support. The other...
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Typical wokerati lefty tofu eating social justice warrior. CEO & Founder Music Venue Trust, Co-owner of an old toilet in Tunbridge Wells. The views expressed are my personal opinions, not the views of any organisation or company I work for.
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