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Dougal Shaw
United Kingdom
Registrace 9. 11. 2007
I'm a video journalist with BBC News. I produce, shoot, edit and report films. I'm always on the look out for original ideas. I cover technology, entrepreneurship, start-up stories, the environment and solutions journalism (people trying to improve society and the planet).
'I can wax a bikini line in 4 minutes, you can't!'
Jane Wurwand, who co-founded the skincare brand Dermalogica with her husband, credits her mother with encouraging her to develop a skillset. Watch the video to find out what her mum's five words of wisdom were that stuck with Jane for life. I filmed this interview with Jane for CEO Secrets, the entrepreneurship series I make for BBC News.
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Sidemen manager: 'My generation views alcohol differently'
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Jordan Schwarzenberger, co-founder of Arcade Media and manager of The Sidemen, talks about his attitude to alcohol in the workplace. I interviewed him for the entrepreneurship advice series I make for BBC News, CEO Secrets.
This boxing CEO's daily routine will floor you
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Ben Amanna, founder and CEO of Boxraw, which sells kit and clothing for boxing, shares his punishing daily routine with me for the CEO Secrets series I make for BBC.
Is the party over for free wi-fi in cafes?
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(My BBC News film from Sep 2016) - Many of us take free wi-fi in cafes for granted. But there is a trend for smaller ones to experiment with switching it off, in a bid to beat the laptop table-hoggers. With so many people now working as freelancers on the move, is this really a good long-term strategy? Around one third of this feature was shot on an iPhone 6, the rest on a broadcast camera (Can...
Slow fashion: "You can wear my shirts for 50 years"
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(Film, Dec 2015) There is a growing trend within the fashion world for sustainable, ethical clothing. At the forefront of this movement is Carin Mansfield, a designer who devotes herself to the art of "slow fashion". This style is, she says, designed to oppose the "fast food" approach to fashion, practised by chains on the high street. From her small, independent shop in central London, In-ku, ...
Steve Bartlett: 'Call centre work trained me to be a CEO'
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Steven Bartlett, the 29-year-old co-founder of Social Chain and the latest judge to join TV show Dragon's Den in the UK, shares his business advice for our CEO Secrets series.
Duolingo boss: 'Develop your social skills'
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Luis von Ahn, co-founder and CEO of language-learning app Duolingo, shares his business advice for the CEO Secrets series.
Hip Hop mogul shares his advice
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Since '93 record label boss, Riki Bleau, has helped to discover some of the biggest names in UK hip hop and grime. He shares his advice with me for the series I make for BBC News, CEO Secrets. I visited him at his offices in central London, in the Sony building.
Airbnb boss Brian Chesky shares his CEO Secrets
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Brian Chesky, co-founder and CEO of Airbnb, shares his business advice for the entrepreneurship series I make for BBC News, CEO Secrets.
CEO Secrets: 'Unsold cakes taught me a lesson'
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Leanne Cahill, CEO of Bravissimo, which specialises in lingerie for women in larger sizes, shares her business advice for the entrepreneurship series I make for BBC News, CEO Secrets.
CEO Secrets: I was told to be 'less young and girly' to progress
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Amy Golding talks about the challenges of being a young business leader for the CEO Secrets series. (First published June 2019)
Hipsters flock to London treehouse office
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In hipster east London in the summer of 2015, a treehouse co-working space proved popular.
Could 'invisible barcodes' revolutionise recycling?
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Many of us struggle to figure out which items can be recycled while sorting our rubbish at home. Machines in sorting plants can have the same problem. This prevents many countries from achieving the recycling rates they would like. But new "invisible barcode" technology is being piloted which aims to fix the problem. The trial involves a consortium of some of the world's biggest brands, includi...
Video tips: Using your MacBook to film yourself
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How you can use Facetime and Final Cut X on your Macbook to film yourself, doing pieces-to-camera for news. I'm a video journalist at BBC News and I'm sharing tips to help others during this lockdown, when we don't all have access to our usual equipment.
Video Journalism tips: Making viewing copies
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I'm sharing a few tips that might help other video-makers adapting to working in lockdown during #coronavirus. Here's a way you can easily make viewing copies of your videos to get feedback from others also working remotely #mojo #video
Why Paris is turning car parks into mushroom farms
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Why Paris is turning car parks into mushroom farms
Plastic coffee cup waste is being cut by a simple change
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Plastic coffee cup waste is being cut by a simple change
'6p a minute' cafe thrives outside London
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'6p a minute' cafe thrives outside London
The decline of car ownership is still a good thing to create more job opportunities like this! It's great to have more mushroom farms than ever.
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Douglas Shaw, you are a good journalist but I do not quite understand the "rocket technology" can you explain to me please
Rocket is the name of the mechanical composter (shaped like a rocket). It can decompose food on an industrial scale. The ones in this film do 2 tonnes of food waste per day, but bigger ones can handle more. They can turn food waste into compost in about 2 weeks, instead of 6 months or so. They are like a big human intestine! They churn the food waste around and regulate oxygen supply and temperature.
@@dougalshaw thank you very much
I would dispute the assertion 'you have to have the penalty to get the meaningful behaviour change' because our (BetterPoints') programmes are proving that positive incentives are an important part of the mix when it comes to behaviour change. But they have to be meaningful to the individual, reviewed, augmented, reinforced and iterated - which is where technology, sound methodology and enthusiastic programme teams become important.