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Apr 09 2016 Monarchy and Housing to Stay | Daily Express
Trends expert William Higham said: “Britons expect – and want – British staples like the monarchy, the BBC, marriage and pubs to continue. But we have embraced a host of innovations too." -
Apr 06 2016 How We’ll Buy Property in 2025 | City AM
Futurist Will Higham and others have written a report for EasyProperty on the future of estate agents and property purchase -
Apr 04 2016 Are Men in Ads becoming Idiots? | Times of India
"Men in particular are suffering from a kind of identity crisis," futurist Higham says. "They are not sure if they should be providing and not sure of what that now means." -
Apr 04 2016 Craft is all the Rage | Sunday Times
William Higham, of trend forecasters Next Big Thing, calls it “traditionalising”, arguing that it’s not just about home accessories, but a renewal of interest in skills and crafts. -
Apr 04 2016 Experts Predict the Latest Trends | Holland Herald
William Higham believes that the young are showing “old” behaviour patterns: “The younger generation now are risk-averse,” he says. -
Apr 03 2016 25 Things We’ll Consign to History | Daily Mirror
* THIS INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAM FIRST APPEARED IN ‘THE DAILY MIRROR’ *
Trends expert and consumer futurist William Higham said: “Britain today is being rocked by change. Technologies are driving a revolution in the way we live, shop, eat and work that could be as big as that created by the printing press in the 16th […]
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Apr 03 2016 E-Reader Popularity | Daily Telegraph
* THIS INTERVIEW WITH WILL FIRST APPEARED IN ‘THE DAILY TELEGRAPH’ *
William Higham said: “The over-50s are a vital part of any publisher’s audience. They are typically heavy book readers, and up until now they were staunchly traditional in their attitudes to reading. But these new figures show that they are beginning to embrace the […]
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Apr 03 2016 Celebrity swimming lessons? | Metro
* THIS INTERVIEW WITH WILL FIRST APPEARED IN ‘METRO’ *
‘These types of holidays are on the increase,’ says William Higham, founder of trends consultancy Next Big Thing. ‘Nature fitness holidays – running, cycling, triathlons – are also on the rise and, as we look at health as a holistic issue, of managing our overall health […]
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Apr 03 2016 Customers’ Tech / Life Balance | Business Review Europe
* THIS INTERVIEW WITH WILL FIRST APPEARED IN ‘BUSINESS REVIEW EUROPE’ *
William Higham, consumer futurist and founder of strategic consultancy Next Big Thing, says: “Customers are feeling overloaded (with data, work, activities and responsibilities) and have also seen how technology can provide efficiencies: as a result they will expect more efficient products and services across […]
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Apr 02 2016 Men in ads: from hero to zero | Campaign
* THIS INTERVIEW WITH WILL FIRST APPEARED IN ‘CAMPAIGN’ *
William Higham, a trend forecaster with The Next Big Thing, points out ads have been reflecting a “flux” in the roles of the sexes since 1969 and Saatchi & Saatchi’s famous “pregnant man” ad. “Men in particular are suffering from a kind of identity crisis,” Higham […]