About me!
I recently graduated from UCL with a 2:1 in English literature. After spending more time tweeting and at protests than in the library working hard, I realised that my main interests were probably social media and social change. I’m now in charge of the website and social media at Hacked Off.
I came to my Social Media obsession after learning the basics through fashion journalism and promoting various clubnights, before getting involved with the student protests and running the @UCLOccupation Twitter account. People took a shine to my digital strategy: The Guardian called me a ‘Twitter Guru’, Paul Mason (BBC Newsnight) included a profile of me and my thoughts on the Internet in his latest book, there’s a documentary called The Real Social Network in which I talk about Twitter a lot, and various media outlets have featured my musings on all things cyber. A full list of links can be seen on my media page.
If you’d like to find out about any of my other experience, including fashion editorial and PR, miscellaneous journalism, bad DJing and club night promotion please see my LinkedIn profile (which really needs updating).
If you’d like me to write something for you or livetweet an event for you or give you some advice about social media for your campaign then get in contact. All requests are very welcome and appreciated!
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