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I’m a London-based writer, researcher and lecturer exploring the intersections of technology, infrastructure, culture and power.

​I am a Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture Education in the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London. My research examines the political economy and governance of communication technologies and infrastructure, with a particular focus on developing countries, postcolonial thought and digital inequality.

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My work moves between academia, public writing and contemporary culture, asking how the infrastructures and technologies that organise everyday life also shape our economies, cultures and ideas of the future.

Latest blog posts and newsletter

The End of Multi-Polarity in Cable Ownership: Part 1

From imperial era to liberalisation: Cable ownership and governance models

Ruins of a Bubble

What happens to physical infrastructure when a bubble bursts?

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