Writing, content strategy, technology, coaching
Whether you want assistance with content, or coaching to lead teams, I can help.
Whether you want assistance with content, or coaching to lead teams, I can help.
I have over 20 years of rich experience in leading editorial teams and shaping content strategies, with a knack for steering through digital transformations. I'm skilled in both B2B and consumer publishing sectors. I'm not just good at brainstorming ideas with editorial teams but also excel
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1. Betteridge's Law of Headlines, Macalope edition You know the Macalope, right? The legendary "part man, part Mac, part antelope" of Mac punditry? You don't? Honestly, I think less of you. Anyway, I don't want to get all judgy about this. But
1. Neither Microsoft nor Apple, but international tech liberation You might have noticed that it's been the 50th anniversary of Microsoft, and the company held an event which was interrupted by protests from the company's own employees about its involvement in selling tech to Israel. Actually,
Was there really an idyllic time when technology wasn't political? Almost certainly not: anything capable of changing the world, as tech does, is always going to be subsumed by ideology. And that's not a bad thing. Ideology is the way we govern power, and ungoverned power
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