The outrage factory: leadership in the age of social media
Over the past decade, social media has changed the ways we view and interact with traditional news sources. What does this mean for our leaders today?
BSc (Hons) in Economics, Lahore University of Management Sciences; MPA, Baruch College, City University of New York. Former Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan; established the public diplomacy division. 2013, founded Alif Ailaan campaign for education in Pakistan. Has advised governments and international organizations on international aid, education, technology and trade. Writes a weekly column and occasional pieces for a range of publications.
Over the past decade, social media has changed the ways we view and interact with traditional news sources. What does this mean for our leaders today?
From liking a post of your friend's dog, to seeing injustice videos that rile you, social media is full of quick gratification. But it could be undermining our ability to engage with info...