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John Arlidge

London
As seen in: The Sunday Times, Wallpaper* Magazine, MR PORTER, Tatler, Boat International, C Magazine (California Style & Culture), The CEO Magazine (Australia), The British Music Digest
I am a senior writer for the Sunday Times in London and I freelance for other titles in London and New York, including WIRED, the Telegraph, and Wallpaper*.
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How Brexit crippled touring for UK musicians

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By John Arlidge
| The British Music Digest
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Bitcoin billionaires, or how the Winklevoss twins got revenge on Zuckerberg

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By John Arlidge, Bitcoin Billionaires, Emily Pidgeon, John Arlidge
| The CEO Magazine (Australia) Verified
It is an unforgettable scene – and not just because the same actor, Armie Hammer, plays two different, yet identical, characters at once, thanks to a little Hollywood magic. Teutonic twins, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Harvard students and Olympic oarsmen, stride confidently into the wood-panelled office of the president of the college, Larry Summers, to complain that a fellow undergraduate, Mark Zuckerberg, has stolen their idea for what went on to become Facebook.
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Apple’s Next Bite

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By John Arlidge
| C Magazine (California Style & Culture) Verified
The world’s most valuable company wants to swallow Hollywood —and your TV All eyes were on the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino last September for the launch of Apple’s aptly named $1,500 iPhone XS Max—but the long-term future of the world’s most valuable company was being decided 350 miles away in Culver City, near Los Angeles. It’s there that Apple is gambling on the next big thing: an attempt to dominate Hollywood and the TV industry with it.
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