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Marketing: From a student's perspective

Marketing: From a student's perspective

Our Research Director regularly supports students at the University of East Anglia. In one session, James met…

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Paramount+ Is Dismantling Star Trek After a Historic 9-Year Streaming Run

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By George Chrysostomou Verified
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Star Trek has had a challenging history with contemporary audiences and hasn't been able to reach the heights of popularity it once held. The new wave of Star Trek movies went a long way in bringing the franchise into the mainstream, and for a time, it looked as if the series would go down this rebranded route for the long term. That didn't come to fruition, but Star Trek fans were satisfied with a new programming structure that finally seemed to promise the franchise was here to stay.
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5 Masterpiece Fantasy Movies With the Best Battle Scenes

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By George Chrysostomou Verified
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Peter Pevensie fighting in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Image via Disney / Courtesy the Everett Collection George is an experienced entertainment and creative writer and a politics fan. If he's not talking about the latest MCU release, he's probably focused on local by-elections.
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HBO's 12-Episode Steampunk Show Is a Stealth Masterpiece for Sci-Fi Fans

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By George Chrysostomou Verified
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“I discovered our album by chance when a pub landlord showed me his copy”: They brought steampunk to prog, connected to The Stones and The Who, and didn’t know their only record had been released until 32 years later Bram Stoker might have had connections to Roger Daltrey and The Rolling Stones back in the 70s, but they split up before the release of their debut …
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