
Twenty-five years at the intersection of technology and democracy — inside the campaigns, the platforms, and the rooms where the decisions got made. The synthesis, the patterns, and the early warnings from someone who was actually in the machine.
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October 2013. I’m walking the halls of Brazil’s National Congress, laptop in hand, translator at my side, showing lawmakers how to get more engagement on their Facebook pages. Our policy lead had just started — his first week, he testified...
What tracking my own usage taught me about timing, tradeoffs, and when "free" isn't.
I recently started playing with Perplexity Computer to put together a daily briefing email. My Pro plan came with 4,000 bonus credits, but once those were...
I was working on a Claude project — the one I actually use to draft my newsletter — when two threads I’d been carrying around in my head separately finally connected.
The first had been with me for a while. A few clients have started askin...
How I used Perplexity Computer to build a daily AI intelligence brief and what it found on Brazil that nothing else did
The way we get our news has never stopped changing. Back in the day, morning clips got photocopied and faxed. Then came...
I built the Briefing Network because I wished it existed.
Not because people kept asking for it — most people didn’t know to ask. That’s part of the point. Every time I’ve gotten senior practitioners in a room to work through the same impo...
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Founder of Anchor Change. Twenty-five years at the intersection of tech, politics, and democracy. Ex-Facebook. Writing the book about it. "Election whisperer to the tech industry" — Foreign Policy. Proud Wisconsinite.
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