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It was Groucho Marx who famously said he wouldn’t want to be a member of any club that would have him as a member. The same theme was picked up by Woody Allen in the opening monologue of Annie Hall. Clearly, neither of them had ever tried shopping in Tesco without a Clubcard.
As Tesco is forced to overhaul its Clubcard price displays over accusations that customers can’t spot the best deals, Helen Coffey questions why loyalty schemes have gone from ‘nice-to-haves’ to practically mandatory
LET’S UNPACK THAT : People aren’t robots – so why are companies monitoring employees’ performance as if we were machines? Helen Coffey dives into the murky world of constant tracking and investigates whether it could hinder rather than help when it comes to boosting productivity
Apple's Vision Pro is here to rock the augmented-reality space. Admittedly not a very big space, and one that feels smaller daily, so here's a better way to spend that MSRP on VR.
Love, Death + Robots season 2 review answers the question, “Does it hold up against the first season?” When Love, Death + Robots season 1 hit Netflix back in 2019, it took me by surprise. I wasn’t expecting Black Mirror-level episodes that’d make me laugh, cry, and think in equal measure. Coming in at 18 episodes, the first season had a lot to offer, from completely inane premises (“When the Yogurt Took Over”) to far-flung apocalyptic futures (“The Secret War”) to everything in between. With stand-out episodes like “Sonnie’s Edge” and “Three Robots,” there was high hope for Love, Death + Robots season 2. Unfortunately, I have to say I’m disappointed.