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The Frigest #5: The Secret of the Secret of Secrets
Regular Frigest readers will know that I have been struggling manfully through Dan Brown’s latest Robert Langdon thriller, The Secret of Secrets, these…
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Nick Hilton
My Word of the Year? 'Podcast'
My favourite thing to do this year, when talking with prospective clients or offering media analysis, has been to ask people to define the word podcast.
9 hrs ago
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The Frigest #4: Netflix's acquisitive mood, FIFA's lickspittle tendency, and my apologies
Ok, look… I was very excited for The Frigest to become a fabulous new addition for premium subscribers (which it is, don’t worry) but I skipped a week…
Dec 5
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Nick Hilton
How Product Replaced Art (or 'A Recipe for the Great Entertainment Soup')
About 18 years ago, locked away (like Rapunzel) in a British boarding school, I downloaded my first podcast.
Dec 2
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Nick Hilton
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November 2025
The Frigest #3: Libel, Lorde, and Luddites
The Frigest is for paying subscribers only, which makes you a very special person.
Nov 21
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The Frigest #2: Zohran, Auntie, and the cinema habit
“Why no thoughts on Mamdami?
Nov 14
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Nick Hilton
The TsunamAI: are our systems ready for the coming flood of vexatious AI?
Shortly I will send out my subscriber-only email, The Frigest, with stray thoughts, recommendations and gossip.
Nov 14
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Nick Hilton
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The BBC's Reckoning: can the next Director-General solve its impartiality permacrisis?
Tim Davie has resigned, but does this help the BBC move forward?
Nov 10
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The Frigest #1: Surrogates, Tories, Moustaches, and Treachery
The first edition of my premium Friday digest of cultural and political treats
Nov 7
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Nick Hilton
Synecdoche, New Media: can the creator economy become more than the sum of its parts?
Can Steven Bartlett create "the Disney of the creator economy"?
Nov 6
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Nick Hilton
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October 2025
Don't Look Away: Lee Miller, Louis Theroux and the urgency of flinching
Have we all become victims of moral cowardice?
Oct 31
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Nick Hilton
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We Have the Wrong Luddites
Way back in 1779, the Luddites – spurred on by their enigmatic leader, Ned Ludd – rose up against the oligarchs of a rapidly industrialising Britain.
Oct 21
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Nick Hilton
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