Posts Tagged ‘Politics’

Now that’s a lot of acronyms.

I’m clearly terrible at maintaining this blog. Apologies.

Really excited about quite a few projects that are launching in the near future– in the meantime, thought I’d post a little of what I’ve been up to. More to come…

Joined the incredibly inspiring David Cho and Kevin Sanchez on NPR’s Kojo Nnamdi Show.

Fielded questions from quite a few people who don’t exactly agree with me on CSPAN’s Washington Journal.

My newest post on Global Grind grapples with the ramifications of new media on our expectations of political discourse and the metrics we use to evaluate our leaders.

“As it stands, social networking enables everyone to broadcast inside jokes, silly pictures, even indiscretions, in a forum that can be accessed by individuals from all over the world. Without context, these images and sound bites could prove damaging for those who decide to take the path of public service. Similarly, the days of blackmail are threatened by instant access. The time between action and confession is shortened by the tendency, and ability, to confess while in the act.”

You can read the rest here.