What's in a name? Part 2: Did tech companies actually change?
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The I Am Not a Typo campaign managed to get tech companies' attention. So what happened next?
We hear from one of the campaign organisers about the conversations with tech giants - and whether anything actually changed.
This is Part 2 of “What’s in a name?”, a new mini-series about autocorrect and inclusive technology.
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About Cathal Wogan
Cathal Wogan is a lead collaborator with I Am Not A Typo, a collective aiming to create social change so no one feels like an oversight. I Am Not A Typo looks at the link between identity and technology, and its flagship UK-based campaign asks tech giants to update their name dictionaries to better reflect the modern multi-cultural United Kingdom.
Cathal is a Senior Consulting Director at communications consultancy Blurred, the agency that convenes I Am Not A Typo and its many cross-industry collaborators.
Learn more about I Am Not A Typo: https://www.iamnotatypo.org/
Follow Cathal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathal-wogan/
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