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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
2 years
Never thought the day would come and still hoping it won't as XTwitter still works better for me than the alternatives. However, as insurance I'd advise you to follow me on the others and I'll follow you back. All the links on my personal website. https://t.co/hJAVnMMVHp
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Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
4 days
51 / 49 in the right direction when I voted.
@tnewtondunn
Tom Newton Dunn
5 days
Please help Patrick and I settle this once and for all: What's the best war movie of all time? (...it's one of these two, as we intensely debate in this week's episode; https://t.co/a5EhTp4S8v)
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@thomasforth
Tom Forth
9 days
France and the UK both have seven* cities with a population over a million. Here is the best data we have on their comparative economic strength. This isn't productivity (where France leads by much more). Just raw output divided by people.
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
8 days
Marks & Spencer is absolutely brilliant at writing and designing descriptive packaging. Positively mouth watering. The actual food is nearly always abysmal. Any half decent cook can do far better. If you need ready made then Aldi and Lidl as tasty, or better, and always cheaper.
@daviddunninguk
DavidDunninguk
9 days
A big disappointment @marksandspencer these meats that come vacuum packed often turn out vile . You have basically charged £45 for a pile of stuffing inside a 12 quid duck …It’s like your Christmas trifle with hardly any cream on top. Honestly that was a rip off!
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@thomasforth
Tom Forth
10 days
Dublin gives the best case for trams. They generate an operating profit instead of requiring huge subsidies like buses do. It's just data. Look at it and rethink your opposition to them.
@thomasforth
Tom Forth
4 years
And since you probably don't believe me. Here's Ireland's National Transport Authority's 2019 Bus and Rail Statistics document where you can see that Dublin's trams (Luas) turn a tidy €10m/year profit while the buses cost €50m/year to keep going round. https://t.co/cU3PtyW7HB
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
9 days
And then this. It's in the Telegraph so hopefully not true. It would be mind bogglingly stupid to restrict parking on new housing developments when public transport is so appalling. It adds insult to injury after delaying the West Yorkshire tram.
@AlfieTobutt
Alfie Tobutt
10 days
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Motorists face new parking space ban #TomorrowsPapersToday
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
9 days
Absolute tram crash of an interview by Anna Turley on #TrevorPhillips. When asked about the Leeds tram delay she waffled on about freezing bus fares! Barely answered a single question coherently. It's comms 101 if you have bad news it is better to tell the truth.
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
9 days
This is brilliant. As a regular @LNER traveller I would love to try this. Great comms by @stuartthomas and team.
@MrTimDunn
Tim Dunn
10 days
I recently tried @LNER’s Azuma train driver simulator at King’s Cross. I was so bad at it, the railway company has actually made a video about it entitled “DO NOT LET THIS MAN DRIVE A TRAIN”
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
9 days
It's disappointing that it needs Alan Milburn to do this. I like Alan, but it says a lot about current MPs that we need him to do the big thinking.
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theguardian.com
Exclusive: Blair-era minister echoes concerns about young people being priced out of jobs, in intervention likely to dismay Labour MPs
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
13 days
Some interesting examples here.
@GeminiApp
G3mini
14 days
We’re rolling out a new type of Gem from @GoogleLabs that lets you create interactive, AI mini-apps on desktop. These experimental Gems turn your prompts into actionable tools that can help you complete everyday tasks or explore new ideas. Here’s what you can build 🧵
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
14 days
My Dad was a civil servant. He looked after forests all over the north of England. He ended his civil service career managing the Lake District's most unspoilt valley - Ennerdale. Not a pen pusher. More like a chainsaw and a Land Rover.
@RobYeldham
Rob Yeldham (he/him)
14 days
Civil servants are not “pen pushers” They are MoD physios rehabbing service personnel. They are border force, MI5, MI6 and prison officers protecting us. They are health and safety inspectors keeping you safe at work. They are consular staff helping Brits in trouble abroad. 💈
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@George_Osborne
George Osborne
14 days
Hi, some personal news - I’m changing job. I recently asked myself the question: what’s the most exciting and promising company in the world right now? The answer I believe is OpenAI. So it’s a privilege to be going to work for OpenAI as managing director and head of OpenAI for
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Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
16 days
People are lazy is the main reason third-party train booking apps can survive. It is nearly always better to book direct via the train operating companies. Many prefer to pay unnecessary fees because they are lazy and gullible to big brands like Trainline and Uber.
@Captain_Deltic
Roger Ford
18 days
Ticketing App wars on the way. Two press releases this week from third-party ticket sellers on improvements to their Apps. GBR's promised App will face a real challenge to win market share from a standing start.
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@RodneyMarshall1
Rodney Marshall
17 days
Clough Williams-Ellis: “When seen in colour at the local cinema, Portmeirion itself seemed to me, at least, to steal the show from its human cast.”
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@richardmarcj
Richard Johnson
17 days
In August 1965, George Brown, Economic Affairs Secretary, had a late-night meeting with the Federation of British Industry at Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire. The meeting ended at 2am. Brown got in his ministerial car to be taken back to London. On the way the car broke down
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
20 days
How Flash Gordon could possibly "split critical opinion" baffles me. It's brilliant. From the Queen sound track to the quotable lines. "Gordon's alive!" "Flash! Flash, I love you! But we only have 14 hours to save the Earth."
@RodneyMarshall1
Rodney Marshall
20 days
Peter Wyngarde in the role of the masked General Klytus in Flash Gordon (1980). The film is perhaps best remembered for its Queen music score. The camp, comic space opera split critical opinion. #WyngardeWednesday
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@prweekuknews
PRWeek UK
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Tough new unfair dismissal fines could see PR firms use more freelancers – PRCA https://t.co/5VszNDd2xh #pr #comms @PRCA_HQ @GOVUK @Hallmeister @gabewinn @LiquidPR @stuartbruce @CBItweets @RachelReevesMP @Keir_Starmer @UKLabour
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Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
21 days
Comms planning for 2026? Don't jump straight to tactics. Use OST: 🎯 Objectives: Start with business goals, then translate them into comms goals that contribute to success. 🗺️ Strategy: The "what." Your guiding approach. 🛠️ Tactics: The "how." The activities and channels.
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
21 days
Google Slides is truly shocking. The very first thing I try to do, it can't do! Appears I can only use videos from YouTube or on Google Drive. Why can't I just upload it and it puts it in Google Drive for me? PowerPoint so much faster, easier, flexible and more powerful.
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@stuartbruce
Stuart Bruce | The PR Futurist 💡
22 days
Has anyone cracked custom AI instructions for to make it always use British English and never Amercian English? Explicit ones like "Use sentence case for headlines, never use capitals within the sentence", "Use S in preference to Z" don't work. The headline one never! Anyone?
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@g__j
Greg Jackson
23 days
Whilst the west tries to find every excuse not to electrify, china’s doing stuff like this
@lukas_m_ziegler
Lukas Ziegler
24 days
China’s autonomous tractor goes viral! 🚜 China’s aging rural population and labor shortages are forcing a rethink in agriculture, and the answer may already be working the fields. The Honghu T70, a fully electric, autonomous tractor developed in China, is not a prototype.
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