Does Social Media lead to Fake News?

Social media contributes to the news just as much as the institutions who have a monopoly over the news do. If anything, Social media has a smaller tendency to be biased then corporate driven news organisations as it is from us, the people. Social media is a tool and thus can be used as a force for …

Will Populism deliver any real change?

I start by quoting Albert Einstein’s definition of insanity: doing the same thing over again and over again but expecting different results. For two years now, we have seen multiple elections where populism has been a key aspect of campaigning in a bid to get votes. Yet Unemployment, rising taxes and austerity measures are all …

Promoting innovation at Oxford – in biotech and beyond (Speaker: Lord Willetts – former minister for Science and Universities)

Summary notes on a talk at the University of Oxford, by Lord Willetts former student at Oxford and minister for science and universities One of the most powerful areas in biotech right now is cell gene therapy Life Sciences Strategy been around for a decade in the UK Medical history like we have in the …

Notes on CWL Hill establishing standards

Summary notes on CWL Hill's article titled 'Establishing a standard: Competitive strategy and technological standards in winner-take-all industries'. Summary of different strategies that can be used to establish standards in order to gain control over a large proportion of the market from aggressive positioning to making an alliance to multiple licensing to product differentiation. The …

Capitalist Transformations in Himalaya

Notes from a talk on Arunachal Pradesh by Barbara Harriss at the Oxford Asian studies centre Militarised border in the Himalayas1.3m PopulationBritish ruled indirectlyWave of infrastructure from ChinaHydro- development= 40% India's electricityExoticised100 tribes 120 languagesEthnobiologyCulturefolkloreKinshipPolygamySpecial features of Mountainous region: ecological fragility; society/politics. Marginalised, leading to a slow transformationMountain frontier more mobile than thought with movement …

Technology strategy notes – Product and process innovation – J. Utterback and W. Abernathy

These are the summary notes of the research article produced by J. Utterback and W. Abernathy There are coherent patterns in stimuli for innovation (market, production or innovation) and in types of innovation (product/process and original/adopted) Innovative processes - Vary systematically with firm's environment and strategy for growth, involving product and process innovations (stage of …

Notes on Strategic Management and Competitive Advantage Book by Jay Barney and William S. Hesterly

Part 1 - Tools of Strategic Analysis - Chapter 1 Firms strategy based around gaining competitive advantage They are able to generate advantage if the hypothesis they make about their competition and their industrial environment is true Strategic Management Process - A process designed to realise and create competitive advantage Mission statement Can both enhance …

2019: A Personal Review

2019 was an eventful year in which I learned and experienced so much but also realised that I have so much more to learn insha’Allah. https://www.instagram.com/p/B6yvkMYFc9E/ Best nine from 2019 from Instagram 2019 was a year in which I completed two exciting summer internships, one as a junior structural engineer at Alan Baxter and the …

How to hit a tennis forehand return winner down the line

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpdhDDh87Js So you are in a match and you have noticed that your opponent is starting to tap his second serves conservatively in the box but you are not able to capitalize on it. You really feel that you should be able to put your opponent on the back foot but end up either pushing …

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