Anna Connell is a columnist and commentator on a range of issues and regularly writes about diversity, gender equality and the future of work.
Grey's Anatomy isn't the first TV drama to address Covid-19, but it's the most significant.
It positions social media as a kind of eye of Sauron – the single source of misery and all that is wrong with the world.
The trial of the man accused of Grace Millane’s murder is unlike any other in New Zealand history, recounted in micro-beats, each one tweeted and push-notified.
Being a big brand, corporate, or government department means restraining yourself on social media, no matter how grievously you feel you've been wronged, writes Anna Connell.
The flood of fun memes, hot takes and utterly inane dog speak springing from the social media accounts of public organisations and corporates needs to stop
In the ongoing palaver around the non-appointment of a chief technology officer, we're awash in opinions from pakeha blokes
If Pauline Kingi has really resigned for poking someone 23 times on professional Facebook, then that’s a real bloody shame
A bunch of people seem to have taken the Green MP's comments about diversity on boards very personally, when the research suggests there's nothing controversial about them at all, writes Anna Connell.
