Paul Burke

3 weeks ago | crimefictionlover.com | Paul Burke

The former director of the FBI turned author was sacked by Donald Trump in 2017 and was recently interviewed by the Secret Service in an ongoing feud with the man now back in the White House. Writing legal thrillers is probably a welcome escape from that world. Comey was also an assistant district attorney prior to working for the Bureau, which is reflected in his politically charged, high stakes legal dramas. FDR Drive is the third in his series featuring federal prosecutor Nora Carleton.

1 month ago | thedrum.com | Paul Burke

They’ve often thought it was all over… well, it is now. Gary Lineker has broadcast his last show for the BBC, so perhaps we, the advertising industry, should apologize for the fact that he ever broadcast his first one. Because Lineker’s stellar media career, even though it’s now come to an ignominious end, is all our fault. More specifically, the fault of the agency I worked at - BMP DDB.

1 month ago | costar.com | Paul Burke

The Mansion House Accord, and the commitment from 17 of the UK’s largest pension funds to allocate up to £50 billion to private market investments, is a clear and timely vote of confidence in the strength and stability of the UK economy. Watch the video to learn how you can access industry leading CRE news and the data analytics you need to drive success. This news story is available exclusively to CoStar subscribers. Sign Up For a Demo To Learn More. Explore CoStarAlready A Subscriber?

1 month ago | thedrum.com | Paul Burke

Unless you’ve been living in a remote Highland croft with no access to the internet, you must be aware of Steve Hudson. He posts regularly on The Power of Advertising to explain exactly how some of his award-winning ads made the long journey from script to screen. Now, with a new online seminar, he goes a bit further, breaking down the whole process of advertising and explaining how the process itself is broken before outlining the simple steps he believes will fix it.

1 month ago | crimetime.co.uk | Paul Burke

Espionage fiction revels in existential cat and mouse games and there are a few of those here this month. Also a speculative thriller, plenty of political intrigue, spy-adjacent reads and two nonfiction titles to round off. Female authors are helping to boost espionage fiction’s appeal. Mrs Spy by journalist/midwife MJ Robotham has action, wry humour and a smart female protagonist in an enjoyable reimagining of the 1960s cultural and political milieu.