Social media isn’t just about staying connected—it’s how millions consume news every day. But what you see on your feed isn’t random. Algorithms filter and prioritise content, often reinforcing existing views while hiding others. This creates filter bubbles, fuels polarisation, and makes misinformation harder to spot. Understanding how algorithms work is the first step to breaking free and making more conscious choices online.

With Canva, AI, and smartphones in every department, content creation is no longer just marketing’s job. Instead of fighting it, here’s how to empower teams, protect your brand, and embrace the DIY era, without losing control.

We all know that one person obsessed with the em dash—declaring it the most elegant punctuation ever. But lately, its presence has exploded, from blog posts to AI-generated text. Is the em dash truly a sign of machine writing—or just a misunderstood stylistic choice?

Think you can tell the difference between human and AI writing? Read both versions, make your guess, and discover how close AI content has come to sounding human.

There’s a quiet crisis unfolding in boardrooms, Zoom calls, and staff kitchens across the world — a generational struggle to keep up with the relentless march of technology. Among those most impacted?

As part of a wider strategy exploring Artificial Intelligence, Virtual and Augmented Reality, I had the opportunity to research, write, and produce an eBook that asked one of the most pressing questions in modern business:“Is the Workplace Ready for AI Assistants?”

As part of the Women in Technology campaign — and aligned with a broader AI Voice Assistant strategy — I had the pleasure of inviting Tracey Groves, renowned technology and AI ethics expert, and Founder of Intelligent Ethics, to contribute a thought-provoking blog article.