Having reported on the world of creativity, media and tech for many years now, Hannah gets the bigger picture. Her reporting blends sharp analysis with a human lens, connecting the dots between innovation, culture, and impact.
From Polaroids to perfume stores with no websites, a cultural shift is pushing back against relentless convenience. As consumers add friction back into their lives, strategists and brands are exploring whether effort, not ease, could become the next marketing advantage.
Hannah Bowler
For many AI chatbots feel closer to confidants than simple search tools. As they start recommending products and slotting in sponsored answers, the real question isn’t only whether we trust what they’re saying, it’s whether we’re willing to pay to keep that sales pitch out of the conversation.
Hannah Bowler
Creativity used to be about chasing ideas worth talking about. Now, as tech eats the word “innovation,” Wayne Deakin and Jeff Bowerman argue that real progress still comes from wandering minds, bold experiments, and work that actually moves people.
Hannah Bowler
