IFSEC Global
A link to the work I have done for security journal IFSEC Global, including coverage of IFSEC International in 2019. https://www.ifsecglobal.com/author/julian-hall/https://www.ifsecglobal.com/author/julian-hall/
Read MoreA link to the work I have done for security journal IFSEC Global, including coverage of IFSEC International in 2019. https://www.ifsecglobal.com/author/julian-hall/https://www.ifsecglobal.com/author/julian-hall/
Read MoreI’ve written a number of articles for Times Higher Education’s (THE) Special Projects section. Here are a couple of examples embedded in the page: With more examples available via: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mll0f9shw4unqi2/AABPImvJ1lQPdz8NCb04VJh0a?dl=0 Meanwhile, I have written up a number of THE roundtables, for example: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/hub/huawei/p/uncertainty-creates-opportunities-young-universities
Read MoreI had a fruitful period writing for Education Investor from 2014 to 2019. I wrote across a number of interesting areas, including edtech, charter schools and Brexit – worth checking out the last line of that piece, if nothing else! You can view PDFs from the list below: Activate Learning. TTIP. Brexit. Common Core. Immersive […]
Read MoreI contributed three articles to the British Comedy Awards magazine in December 2012; an interview with Sarah Millican, a feature on the university days of the Fresh Meat cast and profiles of various comedians (including Omid Djalili and Jack Whitehall) who play football.
Read MoreDownton Abbey star Dan Stevens hinted in September that the third series of the show might be his last so that he could pursue a career in Hollywood. We closed our ears to the thought. Reports that he won’t be reprising his role as Matthew Crawley in the fourth series have been greeted with shrieks of “What?! I […]
Read MoreThe Independent Saturday 5th May, 2012 When I read that the award-winning comedian and frenetic brainbox Russell Kane had secured a book deal for a tale about a misanthropic, anhedonistic comedy critic, my first reaction was “Really? And he doesn’t even know me that well…” I realised a few pages into the book, however, that […]
Read MoreI’ve written for The PIE News (News and business analysis for Professionals in International Education) since 2012. I’ve covered both news and features, so the best way to get an overview of my portfolio is to visit: https://thepienews.com/?s=julian+hall
Read MoreES magazine, 11th November 2011 Once upon a time, a full house and a few laughs were the best a stand up could hope for. These days, with book deals, DVD spin-offs and arena tours, the big names are cashing in big-time… [issuu viewMode=singlePage width=420 height=594 shareMenuEnabled=false printButtonEnabled=false backgroundColor=%23222222 documentId=120102182451-3d3de26a33624a6ab61c4568a90e7f1a name=laughing_all_the_way_to_the_bank username=julian_hall tag=comedy unit=px id=940377e5-92aa-eec8-ba14-0bdeb63e9f1d […]
Read MoreReviewed by Julian Hall The Independent Friday, 14 October 2011 The title of Steve Coogan’s maligned live comeback tour of 2009, “Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters”, told you everything you needed to know about its variable quality. The lingering affection for the headline act, his bumptious broadcaster from Norwich, was enough to save […]
Read MoreOctober 2011, self-published Welcome to a piece that is part travelogue, part essay, part meander…but all heart. When tourists, like me, come to LA we probably expect to see some stars, other than the ones embedded in Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame. Though celebrity spots are by no means guaranteed they are highly probable; more […]
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