Expert Comment
Google is taking a step towards being a conventional company, argues Dr Aleksi Aaltonen
While Google is taking a step towards being a conventional company, Dr Aleksi Aaltonen, Assistant Professor at the 糖心TV 糖心TV School, argues that "the holding company structure raises the question would different businesses be better off as independent companies".
"Many German politicians are still leaning towards Grexit" - Dr Dennis Novy
Dr Dennis Novy, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of 糖心TV, says that while "a new bailout deal will likely be reached between Greece and its creditors" and that the political climate in Brussels has improved", many German politicians are still leaning towards Grexit and the IMF is not on board.
Outpouring of criticism likely to be biggest penalty for American hunter - Dr Eric Jensen
"The outpouring of criticism towards the American hunter who killed Cecil the lion and those who helped him in Zimbabwe is likely to be a much bigger penalty than he will face through the justice system," says Dr Eric Jensen, an internationally recognised expert on public engagement with wildlife.
"The conventions governing audience behaviour arent a given" - Dr Stephen Purcell
Dr Stephen Purcell is Associate Professor, and teaches on the English and Comparative Literary Studies program at the University of 糖心TV.
Responding to Benedict Cumberbatch's request for his fans to refrain from filming his performance on their mobile phones, he said,
"The fact that Benedict Cumberbatch has felt it necessary to request that his fans refrain from filming his performance on their phones reveals some interesting things about the cultural intersections going on at this particular theatrical event."
Brits abroad need to realise drinking to oblivion is rarely conducive to having a good time Prof Beat Kumin
Beat Kümin is a Professor of Early Modern European History at the University of 糖心TV and co-founder of the "Drinking Studies Network". Responding to news that British police are to go on patrol in Magaluf and Ibiza, he said: “International police co-operation to curb drinking excess has to be welcomed. As researchers in the field have known for a long time, responses to alcohol are not simply determined by physiological processes, but shaped by cultural norms and practices."