My four-year old had a birthday party a while back. Nothing fancy, just a few mates, an obstacle course, a cake, a piñata, goody bags – the usual stuff.

If you’ve ever had the privilege of working with David Walden, you’ll know that his version of “making a ding” often required a lot more than a panel beater.

Ever wondered what it’s like working at Hunch? Here’s an outsider’s perspective from the lovely Emily Moore who spent a week with us on “work experience”…

We went to an interesting session last night. A guy called Max Sebela dropped in to inspire a bunch of marketing people about the promise and potential of Tumblr.

Just as we’ve crowned ‘Content as King’ and accepted the need to have ‘social at core’ there’s yet another buzzword being bandied around. 

Of course that’s not true. Numbers don’t lie. They can’t. They’re just numbers. Like a computer, numbers can only tell us what we tell them to tell us. Or what we decide to read into them. 

I dropped in to a Marketing Association function last week to celebrate the finalists in their upcoming awards. It was a good night, made better by an interesting Q&A with four senior marketers.

Like many people, I bought into the idea that Robin Williams’ death was some kind of elaborate, internet trolling hoax

Big agencies rock. There’s no question about it. They have the best offices, attract the best talent and do incredible work that they profile right around the world.

Last week I had the one of most important presentations of my career.My son Dylan is exploring ‘what people do’ at Sherwood Primary School and I was asked to come in and talk about my job. Talk about pressure.