Living so close to Buckingham Palace is particularly useful when one loves parades. And this country loves marching. I went down to the Mall this morning to watch Trooping the Colour, a ceremony marking the…
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If your password is a word, you’ve got a problem. Yes, even if you replaced some of the letters with numbers. Mother’s maiden name as a “secret question”? Not so secret. We’ve all read the…
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A few years ago, a friend and I read an article in the New York Times challenging readers to take a “digital vacation” away from their communications devices. If you’re anything like most Americans today,…
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The world today was rocked by the sensational revelation that the iPhone is tracking our whereabouts and storing the coordinates in a file on its operating system. I found this terribly fascinating, unlike most of…
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I was asked to photograph the fourth and final party of the LSE Students’ Union Postgraduate Assembly last night. It was held in LSE’s Quad, a café and meeting place by day and club by…
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I thought I had finished my time in student government at American, but I found myself thrust back into the mix last month with a friend’s campaign for the LSE Students’ Union top spot. We…
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Alec Ross, senior adviser for innovation to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, visited LSE last night to discuss the State Department’s implementation of “21st Century Statecraft“, a relatively new initiative to better integrate “innovation”…
I love sharing news articles with my friends. Email, social media, Google Reader, even paper clippings…news is meant to be social and articles take on more meaning when sent with a personal context. Some news…
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Imagine you’re a political strategist in 1992. Some consultant walks in the door and says they have access to the aggregate, real-time opinions of millions of Americans. He describes the power of his tool as…
