Why data should be used to report the facts & only the facts with Katty Kay
03/16/21 • 29 min
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, this episode of Data Brilliant features guest, Katty Kay, an international broadcaster and New York Times Best-Selling Author on women in business. Her books, which include Womenomics, The Confidence Code and The Confidence Code for Girls, explore how women can create a professional life that meets their needs and teaches both women and girls to learn the confidence-building skills that will shape their futures.
Throughout the episode, Joe and podcast guest, Katty also tackle the issue of misinformation and discuss what we, as citizens, organizations and broadcasters must do to question the information around us to get to the objective truth, including the vital need to use and report data responsibly within the media.
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As we celebrate Women’s History Month, this episode of Data Brilliant features guest, Katty Kay, an international broadcaster and New York Times Best-Selling Author on women in business. Her books, which include Womenomics, The Confidence Code and The Confidence Code for Girls, explore how women can create a professional life that meets their needs and teaches both women and girls to learn the confidence-building skills that will shape their futures.
Throughout the episode, Joe and podcast guest, Katty also tackle the issue of misinformation and discuss what we, as citizens, organizations and broadcasters must do to question the information around us to get to the objective truth, including the vital need to use and report data responsibly within the media.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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