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Stephanie Flanders, the BBC’s economics editor, explains what quantitative easing is and how it is supposed to work, as seen on BBC News.

Iain McGilchrist argues that the left hemisphere has taken more than its fair share of power, resulting in a society where a rigid and bureaucratic obsession with structure, narrow self-interest and a mechanistic view of the world hold sway.

In this video for the Carnegie Trust UK Joyce McMillan looks at democratising news and media ownership.

A short 31 second Animate we made for the Central Office of Information about the Money Advice Service.

In this video for the Carnegie Trust UK Seamus McAleavey considers growing participatory and deliberative democracy.

How will The Coca Cola Company leverage the opportunities in the new media landscape to transform one-way storytelling into dynamic storytelling with the hope of adding value and significance to peoples lives? Watch this and find out.

Watch Part Two of the Coca Cola Company's Content 2020 and find out what is needed to bring content to life and reach a whole new audience

Professor Renata Salecl explores the psychological aspects of having too many choices in today's modern, western society and the possibility they can lead to lack of social change.

In this Animate Evgeny Morozov argues that the internet may not be the democratising force that certain 'cyber-utopians' claim it to be.

In this Animate, the acclaimed experimental psychologist and linguist, Steven Pinker explores how we use language can provide insight into the human social structures, relationships and behaviour. I get to draw Tony Soprano in the 'Dead Parrot' Sketch