Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineThe Labour Leadership: the longest election night in historyWith the ballot papers out, the Labour Leadership is finally almost over. Matt Tidby asks who will win and what happens next.Aug 18, 2015Aug 18, 2015
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineParliaments, picnics and social cleansing: a walk in LondonSometimes walking up and down hills is the only way to truly try and understand what’s happening in the city around you, writes Matt Tidby.Apr 14, 2015Apr 14, 2015
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineWatching the watchmen: Elites in 2014As we beleagueredly stumble from the wreckage of 2014, Matt Tidby speculates on the future of our relationship with Elites.Dec 31, 2014Dec 31, 2014
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineA new generation game — the future of quality on the BBCWith healthier competition than ever before, can the BBC keep pace with the growing expectations of the contemporary online crowd?Sep 2, 2014Sep 2, 2014
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineMoving to London: meal deals, mortality and the PretpocalypseMoving to the capital is a post-education must for many people. Confused suburbanite Matt Tidby writes about the perils and pleasures of…Apr 22, 2014Apr 22, 2014
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineAbuse of fame on YouTube and the fan/creator relationshipFollowing recent allegations of sexual abuse against prominent YouTube personalities, Matt Tidby examines the imbalance of power which…Mar 12, 2014Mar 12, 2014
Matt TidbyinAbstract MagazineGraduates beware, temporary work gives you no more than a pay cheque“You’ve got no commitment to us — and we’ve got no commitment to you.” Recent graduates may find that temporary work pays the bills but it…Mar 12, 2014Mar 12, 2014
