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How Uber and Airbnb created the 5* consumer

How Uber and Airbnb created the 5* consumer

A big trend for 2016 is going to be the two-way rating relationship between businesses and customers, according to Petya

The 'solo self' to the new hedonism: 5 fresh trends from the Future Foundation

From multi-faceted paths to purchase, to hedonistic offsetting and solo living, Rebecca Coleman unveils the top trends from this week's

#Trending2015: 6 new trends from Future Foundation

#Trending2015: 6 new trends from Future Foundation

From the quantified self, via "control is the new cool", to the backlash against life lived via the filter of

 Heather Corker, vice president consumer trends, Future Foundation

From authenticity to faux-thenticity: for consumers, fake is the new forte

From #nofilter photos to #nomakeup selfies, the digital consumer landscape shows that people are not as honest as their social

#noshittyphotos: an example of consumers stretching their own capablities to appear better online

#noshittyphotos and other stories in the quest for authenticity

Consumers are constantly polishing the image of themselves in the real world in order to post it in the online

Meabh Quoirin: MD at Future Foundation

Brands must 'relinquish control' and let consumers feel in charge

Brands should "relinquish some of their control" to make consumers feel more in charge, if they want to properly collaborate

Future Foundation senior analyst Will Seymour

'We should be telling our tech to F-off,' claims futurologist

In the age of "irresistible innovation" consumers should be telling their technology to "F-off" and leaving devices such as smart

Instagram: users are turning to apps to fill their social media feeds

Social network users are airbrushing reality in search of peer approval

Consumers in search of social validation on social media channels are resorting to building up a false picture of their

Starbucks: coffee giant came under fire for tax avoidance

Brands must recognise the 'myth' of consumer radicalism

The notion of an "angry Britain" where the majority of consumers are angry and increasingly radicalised is a myth, claims

Almost half of UK consumers check work emails in bed

Almost half of 16- to 34-year-olds check their work emails in bed, according to research from the Future Foundation.