I’m a freelance journalist who writes about technology, whatever that means.
To be a little more specific, I cover consumer electronics, PC hardware, tablets, international development, environmental issues, telecoms, open data, big data, data privacy, on and offline gaming, Africa and… that’s not much more specific, is it?
The precised version, then: I love city camps, hack days, open source, videogames, Maker Faires, empty shop initiatives and Linux. I like hyperlocal more than big media, even though it will put me out of a job in the next ten years. I get silly excited talking about mobile phones and data in sub-Saharan countries.
I want to be better at data journalism than I am. I do photos and – sometimes – videos too.
Want to know more? Click on my extended biography, or have a look to see if I’ve updated my blog or Twitter lately. I’m in the middle of remaking this site from scratch, and will be uploading work samples soon. In the meantime, if there’s anything you want to ask, please do.
