Jean-Paul

Consumers are constant screen jugglers, and marketing to them in ways that work well across all types of devices is becoming more difficult. A recent Google study has uncovered new insights regarding…

Are ethical statements objectively true? Do ethical statements provide information about anything other than human opinions and attitudes? Ethical realists think that human beings discover ethical truths that already have an independent existence. Ethical…

At its simplest, ethics is a system of moral principles. They affect how people make decisions and lead their lives. Ethics is concerned with what is good for individuals and society and…

Think you’re going to run Linux as a second operating system on that new Retina MacBook of yours? Think again. Phoronix’s Michael Larabel has described it as a “less than ideal experience,”…

A new study demonstrates the power of music to alter our emotional perceptions of other people As a young man I enjoyed listening to a particular series of French instructional programs. I…

1960s to present day The financial success of secular black music in the 1960s and 70s ushered in a new kind of Gospel artist: more performance-aware yet equally spiritually and socially engaged.…

The history of Gospel is predated by its African roots, in the traditions of indigenous African people, with songs of praise, worship and testimony to cultural gods and deity. The earliest coming-together…

France may be the most militantly secular country in Europe, but Paris’s gospel scene is flourishing. The choir sways and their orange robes sway with them. The conductor, packed in an ice-cream-white…

Taking a city break in winter has advantages over a peak season jaunt. Queues are shorter, museums less crowded, you can bag a table in the best restaurants – and the locals…

Fans of the baddest bean in town have been turning up the buzz in recent months as London’s coffee scene has exploded into life. One particular strip, which could be fairly dubbed “London’s…