Author: <span>James Woudhuysen</span>

James

Currently visiting professor, London South Bank University; journalist; occasional broadcaster for Radio 4. St Paul’s School scholar; helped install Britain’s first computer-controlled car park, 1968; graduated in physics. Editor, Design, 1979-82; co-founder, Blueprint magazine. Multi-client study, e-commerce, for the designers Fitch, 1988; proposed Web TV, Henley Centre for Forecasting, 1993. Chief, worldwide market intelligence, Philips Consumer Electronics, the Netherlands, 1995-7. Director, product designers Seymour Powell, 1997-2001. Independent since 2001.

James has written for the following: Applied Ergonomics, Computing, Cultural Trends, The Economist, The Institute of Mechanical Engineers Journal, Long Range Planning, New Civil Engineer, The Times, The Independent and The Guardian.

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The Fake phenomenon

Post author:James Woudhuysen
Post published:May 2, 2018
Post category:Customer Innovation

The arrival of fake videos and associated phenomena will drive us towards a greater emphasis on human service “Sincerity – if you can fake that, you've got it made.” US…