Journalism

I specialise in three main areas:

• Technology - covering topics such as biometrics, energy efficiency, voice recognition
• Business – covering topics such as globalisation, compliance and outsourcing
• Education – covering topics such as skills, innovation in the classroom, electronic portfolios and the use of mobile technologies.

Clients include:

• Financial Times (www.ft.com)
• Economist Intelligence Unit (www.eiu.com)
• The Guardian (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Law Society Gazette http://www.lawgazette.co.uk)
• CIO magazine (www.cio.co.uk)
• Futurelab (www.futurelab.org.uk)

Some examples of my journalism work:

Got the knowledge? (Business Reporter, a supplement in the Sunday Telegraph, February 12, 2012)
The ABC of buying ICT for schools (Advertorial for The Guardian, December 15, 2011)
Retail Slump: Can technology stop the slide? (CIO, December 2011)
Smartphones, netbooks and ebook readers - an essential guide (Law Society Gazette, March 2010)
Break the cycle (The Guardian, March 10, 2010)
Just the right fit (The Guardian, November 18, 2009)
Talent strategies for innovation (Economist Intelligence Unit, September, 2009)
Satnav searches for integrated solution (The Guardian, June 4, 2009)
Staying the course? Technology decision-making in turbulent times (Economist Intelligence Unit, June 2009)
Schools put a brave face on biometrics (The Guardian, March 5, 2009)



I've also done a number of posts for the Times's Schoolgate blog.Here are a couple of examples- but you'll need a subscription to The Times to see them:

Teaching in secondary schools: is it as bad as Ofsted says? (November 23, 2010)

Should schools be fingerprinting our children? (March 13, 2009)