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Kathryn Buford

As a scholar, social entrepreneur, and consultant, Kathryn has led and consulted on projects for The Embassy of Jamaica, Americorps, BBC, Sony Entertainment, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and various small businesses, creative agencies, nonprofits and media brands. Her writings and commentary have appeared in publications like BBC, GOOD, CNBC and Live Unchained -- her former blog (of 6 years) for women and creatives across the African Diaspora. She holds a Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Maryland, College Park with concentrations in social theory and social and cultural entrepreneurship.


Latest from Kathryn Buford

Big Data Analysis Predicts Epic Success for iPhone 5

“Based on what we heard from six million social conversations, the only conclusion we can logically reach is that the launch of the iPhone5 will be epic.” — Vincent Schiavone, co-founder and CEO of ListenLogic What wouldn’t you do for the iPhone …

Big Data Security: Olympics Strategies

Don’t freak out, but as InformationWeek notes, your networks could be under attack as you read this. Large and small organizations and projects must protect themselves against increasingly sophisticated modes of cyber attack. Having already received numerous cyber security threats, Olympics officials …

Google+ Increases Big Brand Users, But Not Engagement

While Google pursues better and fresher content with it’s recent Wildfire acquisition, its Google+ platform must also innovate to match user engagement levels comparable to Facebook and Twitter. A SocialShare Report from BrightEdge shows that Google+ is gaining momentum with big brands …

It’s a Small Big Data World

The saying that “We live in a data-driven society” is an understatement – we live in a data driven world. A recent CSC infographic explains how data is getting bigger faster, detailing trends in the spread of data into the future. The …

Google: The World’s Chauffer

If Google has its way, there’s no telling what will become of Driver’s Ed teachers and their classic advice: “You drive the car, don’t let the car drive you.” At this year’s Sun Valley conference, sponsored by investment bank Allen & Co., Google …

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