# Bob Lord
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Robert William "Bob" Lord (19 June 1908 – 8 December 1981) was an English businessman best known as the chairman of Burnley Football Club. Born in 1908 in Burnley, Lancashire, Lord was the son of a barber. As a boy he worked for a local butcher until the age of 19 when he started his own business.
Here’s to 500!!
Today marks an incredible milestone for this podcast: 500 episodes! Not only is that a crazy long run for any podcast, but I’ve also been astonishingly consistent. I’ve managed to put out an episode of this show every single week for 500 straight weeks! Okay… I did miss one week 8 years ago… I’ll g…
Tom Triscari at Advertising Week NY 2026 - Advertising Economic Forum
Minutes before the doors opened at Horizon Media, I sat down with Tom Triscari, co-founder of the Advertising Economic Forum, to talk about why this industry needs more economics talk and less tech talk.
Tom’s case is simple. Supply and demand, price times quantity, revenue minus cost. The mix cha…
The Bug we Let Live: Episode 1
Last month, governments switched off their own websites because of two hidden flaws in software that runs a huge share of the web. The flaws were a very old kind of mistake: memory unsafety, the class of bug behind roughly 70% of the most serious security flaws Microsoft and Google have found in…
Building a Safer Digital World: Introducing SSI
We’ve known how to prevent many software vulnerabilities for decades. So why are we still shipping insecure software?In this episode of The Story, Nina is joined by Lauren Zabierek, Co-Founder and CEO of the newly launched Software Safety Institute (SSI), to explore why software safety needs a fund…
Out of office, out of service.
Microsoft 365 recovers from a global outage. StingyBasilisk pivots through Windows named pipes to infiltrate isolated networks. The FBI freezes billions after North Korea's Binance heist, while Pyongyang's Sapphire Sleet steals $400 million via spoofed video calls. Cupertino details Secure Exclaves…
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