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Christos Reid Christos was born in Scotland before moving to London, spending his academic years immersed in literature and journalism. Hailing from a technology journalism background, he has been reporting, novel-writing and podcasting for years, and spends his time writing digital content, science fiction, and making the odd guest appearance on tech podcasts.
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Fay Strang Fay is a journalist who has previously worked on gossip sites and a music magazine. After doing a degree in English literature she went on to do a journalism qualification and the rest is well, still in the making. Born and bred in London, when not writing about things, she can be seen cycling around on her pride and joy- the pink bike.
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Kimi Motsuda Kimi grew up in the Northwest US but hasn't sat still for the past 11 years, choosing to live everywhere from Phoenix to Paris. Her education is in hospitality but she has been writing for the past five years, mostly on personal projects. Her claim to fame is in having taken part in a meat judging contest in Dallas, Texas as part of the Future Farmers of America. Now she just likes to eat meat instead.
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Liam Kirk joined the More Digital team in 2009. He is a Mass Communications graduate from Brisbane, Australia where he majored in Journalism and Public Relations. He journeyed to London to try something new and his fascination with social media found him knocking at More Digital's door. Prior to More Digital he worked as a media officer and in marketing.
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Sarah Daly Over the last year, Sarah has brought some of the best in the business together to join More Digital. After running a consulting firm based in London, specialising in organisational development and governance, she has come back to working with technology. Sarah has a long standing interest in helping to set up organisations - from promoting new business ideas to building government institutions.
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