Who? Neil McIntosh, editor of europe.wsj.com, website of the Wall Street Journal Europe.
Where? At europe.wsj.com, and on his own site, Complete Tosh
Twitter? @nmcintosh
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Who? Steve O’Hear, “Technology pundit and all round chancer. Contributing Editor at TechCrunch EU, blogger at last100.com, ex-ZDNet hack. Filmmaker.”
Where? Steve has his own website, Ohear.net, and his work can be found at TechCrunch.
Twitter? @sohear
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Who? Rachel Wilson, online journalist, blogger and editor of Environmental News Online.
Where? Environmental News Online
Twitter? @rachelwilson
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Who? Paul Lamkin, a tech journalist at Pocket-lint who would “like to go to Legoland with Sean Connery and then afterwards, go for a lovely lamb lunch in the centre of Windsor”.
Where? Legoland or Windsor, or Paul Lamkin on Pocket-lint.com
Twitter? @paullamkin
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Who? Will Cooper, news editor at New Media Age.
Where? His NMA articles are collected at this link.
Twitter? @willcooper
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Who? Catherine Gee, TV desker for the Telegraph.
Where? She blogs for the Telegraph here, has a Tumblr site, and a WordPress blog.
Twitter? @catherinegee
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#followjourn: @awollenberg
Who? Anne Wollenberg, “Freelance journalist and editor. DVD hoarder. Novice knitter. Ranty person.”
Where? www.annewollenberg.co.uk
Twitter? @awollenberg
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#followjourn: @alexandrapullin
Who? Alexandra Pullin, digital copywriter for Holler and freelance features writer.
Where? Blogs at The Wages of Spin, pops up here on LinkedIn, and contributes to Who’s Jack.
Contact? @alexandrapullin
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#followjourn: @montymunford
Who? Monty Munford, “proud dad, founder of Monty’s Outlook, writer/blogger about mobile and technology for TechCrunch, Telegraph and more”.
Where? Monty writes extensively for the Telegraph, covering India, and has his own site, Monty’s Outlook, with issues of ‘Monty’s Indian Outlook’ and links to all his published work.
Contact? @montymunford
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#followjourn: @willfindlater
Who? Will Findlater, a self-confessed “man with an unfortunate name” and editor of Stuff Magazine.
Where? Will has his own blog on the Stuff site.
Contact? @willfindlater
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