If your job is to create content on complex issues you can learn from John Oliver. He did a masterful job of reducing a very complicated issue to something everyone could understand. Read more
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If your job is to create content on complex issues you can learn from John Oliver. He did a masterful job of reducing a very complicated issue to something everyone could understand. Read more
John Oliver’s slamming of native advertising took the already heated debate to a new level. If you have not seen it you really should – it’s hilarious and he makes some very good points. But sadly most of his conclusions are wrong. Read more