

Women who should have been in your history books: Marie de France (fl. 1160-1215)
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I was well into adulthood when I realised that I had only been exposed to half of history. My textbooks were full of great men, despicable men, many in between, but few women. Once you took out the queens, there were hardly any left. To rebalance my education, I started

American is not a default setting (or how to build truly global products)
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Lessons learned from 7 years running a global team, part 1

Whatever I have to teach, I have twice as much to learn
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How do you make up for an apprenticeship cut short?
The most fascinating business story of 2020 (and other predictions from Scott Galloway)
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"Netflix used to be the only game in town and now all of a sudden it's the Olympics."

Thank you for the dance
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I am leaving LinkedIn, the job and the team I have loved for more than seven years, and treating myself to a time of creative recharge.
The real danger of deepfakes
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It's not about believing a lie; it's about doubting the truth.

What is journalism for?
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If one in three people avoid the news, that's on us.
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I write about building indie media and I write about history. You can pick and choose. Weekly (or so).