Lianna Brinded

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Lianna Brinded is the news editor at International Business Times UK and has worked across print, online and TV. Her portfolio includes the Wall Street Journal Europe, BBC, CNBC and The Independent.

Lianna holds a Masters degree in Contemporary War and Peace Studies, specialising in genocide and ethic nationalist conflict, from University of Sussex, and a BA (hons) degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent.

Lover of science, Star Trek, computer games, Warhammer, triathlons and roller derby.

Casual Games like Angry Birds and Candy Crush Stealing Traditional Advertising Market Share - Spilgames (Photo: Spilgames)

Spil Games on Online and Mobile Advertising: Casual Games like Angry Birds and Candy Crush Stealing Market Share [VIDEO]

Bas Seelen, vice president of advertising at Spilgames talks about the rise of casual gaming stealing market share

Factbox: Twitter IPO's Rich List

IBTimes UK takes a look at who could secure a financial windfall from the social media giant's floatation

Twitter was founded in early 2006 and has 230 million active users creating over 500 million tweets a day. (Photo: Reuters)

Twitter IPO Price Range Values Social Media Giant at $11bn

Twitter has set a relatively modest price range of $17 to $20 per share

US appeals courts say British bank Barclays must return nearly $300m to hedge fund Black Diamond. (Photo: Reuters)

Barclays Liable for $300m on Black Diamond Swap Derivative Deal Breach

US appeals courts say British bank must return nearly $300m to hedge fund Black Diamond.

Bully-Banks' Brolly-Day Assembly outside the Houses of Parliament as small businesses and their MPs urge the Treasury and the FCA to make the banks pay proper and prompt redress to small businesses mis-sold IRSAs. (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Bully-Banks Q&A: 'Banks Delivering Redress at a Snail's Pace' [VIDEO]

Group founder Jeremy Roe tells us about the lack of redress and help for businesses in financial distress

Vedanta Hedging's managing director Abshishek Sachdev is an independent expert on mis-selling derivatives but has also advised politicians over the scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Independent Expert Q&A: Banks Rake In Profits on Redress Review [VIDEO]

Vedanta Hedging's Abhishek Sachdev speaks to IBTimes UK about hidden liabilities, embedded swaps and consequential losse

Sajid Javid MP (last on the right) with George Osborne (Photo: Sajid Javid Facebook)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Sajid Javid Reveals FCA Has Grounds to Implement Review Deadline

Treasury minister says banks taking years to agree interest rate swaps compensation.

Solicitor and Barrister from LexLaw, Ali Akram, talks to IBTimes UK about legal rights surrounding the mis-selling derivatives scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Lawyer Q&A: Ticking Timebomb of Legal Rights [VIDEO]

LexLaw solicitor and barrister Ali Akram tells IBTimes UK about the legal options for businesses in distress

Guto Bebb MP speaks to IBTimes UK about the mis-selling derivatives scandal (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Guto Bebb MP Q&A: Exclusive Developments with FCA, Banks and Parliament [VIDEO]

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to APPG founder and Aberconwy MP on the Parliamentary backbench debate

Mobile Gaming, Branding, Advertising with Generation Media: The Huge Shift in Budget Allocation [VIDEO]

Generation Media's head of digital Martin Doyle talks about the massive shift from TV to online and mobiles

Mis-Selling Derivatives Independent Expert and MP Adviser: Banks Rake In Profits on Redress Review

Speaking exclusively to IBTimes TV, Vedanta Hedging's managing director Abhishek Sachdev, who also independently advises a number of politicians on this subject, tells us about how banks are still raking in the profits from redress offers.

Mis-Selling Derivatives Exclusive Guto Bebb MP Q&A: Challenging the Banks and FCA

The Financial Conduct Authority, the government, and thousands of businesses have slammed Britain's biggest banks for the slow review progress that is aimed at delivering redress and compensation from the mis-selling of derivatives.

Mobile Gaming, Branding, Advertising with Generation Media: Budget Shifted Towards Games for Children

One in four of the world's population regularly accesses games on the internet which has led the sector becoming a huge opportunity for brands to expand their campaigns.

FCA's Martin Wheatley has voiced his disappointment in the past about the 'slow progress' banks have made to deliver redress to mis-sold derivatives victims (Photo: Reuters)

FCA's Martin Wheatley to Slam Banks for 'Inadequate' Speed of Mis-Selling Derivatives Redress

Financial Conduct Authority's chief executive to outline progress of swaps review.

Barclays has several options as to how to gain redress through the review and consequential losses (photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Barclays Unveils Financial Distress and Redress Options

Barclays stops short of blanket redress payments to IRSA victims before consequential losses.

RBS installs blanket two-step redress payment system before consequential losses determined (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: RBS Installs Blanket Redress Payment System Before Consequential Losses

Royal Bank of Scotland follows in HSBC's footsteps and will pay customers redress offers before consequential loss determination

Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lloyds Pledges Redress Payments Before Consequential Losses

Lloyds scheme stops short of HSBC two-step repayment system for all claimants but will assess payments individually.

Proelios has created mobile games for some of the world's largest companies, including Volkswagen, Barclays Card and Fanta. (Photo: Proelios)

Mobile Gaming, Branding, Advertising with Proelios: Turning Everyone into a Gamer [VIDEO]

Proelios' partner and head of client services Kristien Wendt on the rise of mobile games strengthening brands

Mobile advertising set to boom (Photo: Reuters)

Mobile Market Research: Gaming Time Ranks Higher Than Texting and Emails

Recruitment start-up jobandtalent research shows a sea change in mobile and smartphone usage

John Hourican left RBS after the bank settled for Libor fixing in February 2013 (Photo: RBS Group file picture)

Libor Fixing Scandal: Ex-RBS Chief John Hourican Appointed Bank of Cyprus CEO

Former RBS CEO Stephen Hester and Chairman Philip Hampton axed Hourican following the Libor fixing scandal

Sources say a majority of JPM's $13bn settlement is tax deductible (Photo: Reuters)

JPMorgan Poised to Save $4bn in Tax Write-Offs on Mortgage Probe Settlement

Sources say a majority of the $13bn settlement is tax deductible

According to a survey by recruitment site eFinancialCareers, around 58% believe that they'll receive a bigger bonus this year due to their personal performance. (Photo: Reuters)

Britain's Bankers Expect Bumper Bonus Rise

More than half of bank workers in UK expect rise in bonuses in 2013.

Greece Cuts Off State Funding To Golden Dawn

Greek lawmakers voted to cut off state funding to the far-right Golden Dawn party early on Wednesday morning (October 23), the latest effort by the government to clamp down on a party it has branded a "neo-Nazi criminal gang".

Rabobank is on the cusp of being fined $1bn by US and UK authorities for its alleged role in the manipulation of the key interbank lending rate Libor (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: Rabobank Braces for $1bn US and UK Fine

Report says Dutch lender set to announce fine by end of October.

HSBC will be the fastest bank to deliver redress (Photo: Reuters)

Mis-Selling Derivatives: HSBC Installs Two-Step System to Deliver Victims' Redress

HSBC's new payment system will be quicker than other banks

Cyber Crime vs Physical Security: Banks Leaving the Doors Open [VIDEO]

Salamanca Group's Heyrick Bond Gunning talks about the changing landscape for bank and financial security

Former RP Martin broker Terry Farr arrives at Southwark Crown Court in London in October. The SFO charged Terry Farr and James Gilmour in July with conspiracy to defraud over Libor rates (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Puts 22 more Traders 'On Notice'

British court hears how Serious Fraud Office could see another 22 people face rigging charges

Runners cross the pedestrian-only stone arch bridge that crosses the Mississippi River downstream of the St. Anthony Falls (right) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo: Reuters)

Minnesota's Minneapolis-Saint Paul: The US Economic Icon [VIDEO]

Minneapolis-Saint Paul region's GDP is slightly larger than that of Ireland and Portugal

Airtel Digital TV has become the first Indian direct-to-home satellite operators to seal a deal with Twitter to allow viewers to send tweets for live broadcast. (Photo: Reuters)

Twitter Arrives on Indian TV With Landmark Airtel Digital Deal

Twitter has an estimated 15 million users in India.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has asked major currency dealing banks to hand over evidence of wrongdoing (Photo: Reuters)

FX Fixing Scandal: CFTC Asks to Search Deutsche Bank and Citigroup Records

CFTC asks major currency dealing banks to hand over evidence.

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