Professional Biography
"If I'd written all the truth I knew for the past ten years, about 600 people - including me - would be rotting in prison cells from Rio to Seattle today. Absolute truth is a very rare and dangerous commodity in the context of professional journalism."
Hunter S. Thompson
Andrew Donoghue is a freelance technology and business journalist with over ten years on leading titles such as Computing, SC Magazine, BusinessGreen and ZDNet.co.uk.
Specialising in sustainable IT and technology in the developing world, he has reported and volunteered on African aid projects, as well as working with charitable organisations such as the UN Foundation and Computer Aid.
http://adonoghue.wordpress.com/
htttp://www.greenwashIT.co.uk
Interests
Number of Interests: 17
- PC/Desktops
- Consumables
- Office Productivity Ap...
- RFID/Supply Chain Mana...
- Compliance/IT Governance
- Training
- Outsourcing
- Recycling
- Mobile Devices
- Hacking & Cybercrime
- Virtualisation
- Grids/Utility Computing
- E-Commerce
- Internet Apps
- Web Services
- Accessibility
- Emerging Technologies
Discussions
Number of Discussions: 125
- Where'd all the Green IT go? 04/03/09
- UK Government reckons this open source thingy... 25/02/09
- UK Government reckons this open source thingy... 25/02/09
- Is Red Hat threatening to do a Novell with la... 17/02/09
- Sony Ericsson rethinks, remodels 16/02/09
- Another great leader... 23/01/09
- Where did it all go wrong... 22/01/09
- Those pesky netbooks... 22/01/09
Blog
Number of Posts: 224
- Forget EC Fines: Microsoft is "IT" for many E... 24/05/09
- Can netbooks really cut it in Africa? 23/04/09
- ZDNet.co.uk Scoops BBC on Techie Survival Tra... 16/04/09
- Hungarian Microsoft Billionaire Space Tourist... 08/04/09
- Hungarian Microsoft Office Creator in Space -... 26/03/09
- Video highlight: Flying doctors bring compute... 25/02/09
- UK Government reckons this open source thingy... 24/02/09
- New Ofcom chairman: Nice work if you can get... 20/02/09
Reviews
Number of Reviews: 0
Links
Number of Links: 3
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