Carl Miller

Digital Technologist

Carl Miller is an award-winning author, pioneering technology researcher and expert in the influence of digital technology on modern society. He is the co-founder and Research Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos, the first UK think tank institute dedicated to studying the digital world.

"A pioneering technology researcher and expert in the influence of digital technology on modern society"

Topics

The Hidden Reality of Power Today
Understanding Risk and Volatility in the Digital Age
Digital Crime and Cyber Security
How to Win the Digital Revolution
Information Warfare Began with Cats

Languages

He presents in English.

How he presents

Carl is an experienced and engaging speaker. He is knowledgeable, passionate and a fantastic uplifting communicator.

Publications

2018
The Death of the Gods: The New Global Power Grab

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In Detail

Carl is an expert advisor on social media for the Care Quality Commission, the external social media expert for the UK Government Civil Contingencies Secretariat, a member of the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing, and an external advisor on the current cross-Governmental review on the use of data science within the public sector. He has written for Wired, New Scientist, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph and the Guardian. He is also the author of over a dozen major reports on the effect of the digital world on society and politics and how it can be studied. This includes the influence of the internet on radicalisation, policing and counter-terrorism, hate crime and social media, digital democracy, and changing identities and beliefs in the digital world.

What he offers you

From corporate giants like Shell to the British Parliament and Home Office, Carl speaks to audiences around the world about what the digital revolution means to them and how they can stay ahead of the curve. He draws together immersive first-hand reporting with data and evidence to describe how every single aspect of our lives are changing in often unseen yet important ways.