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John Reynolds
Senior ReporterJohn has been with Brand Republic Group since February 2008 and is a media and marketing reporter with a focus on newspapers and food sectors. In addition to his duties writing news, profiles and analysis pieces, he also assumes news editing and managing duties when required.
John on Twitter: @johnreynolds10
Relevant experience: Started at Wigan Evening Post in 2004 before moving to Marketing Week. Qualified with NCTJ preliminary in 2005.
Favourite ad: Jimmy Bullard's Wash and Go spoof ad springs to mind
Favourite track? Rhythm is Rhythm's ‘It is What Is'
One thing not a lot of people know about you? I once spent a lot of time with Jerry Dammers (from The Specials) in Greece without realising who he was
If I wasn't slaving away at Haymarket I'd be...? Enjoying myself at Haymarket
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Safeugarding generation XXX
For anyone who grew up during the 70’s and 80’s, the continued digital revolution is staggering to behold. Each new development brings us more wonderful experiences, with amazing freedom, at a hitherto unimaginable speed. But for the next generation, my 12 year old daughter included, nothing has changed.
