James O Malley

James O'Malley has written for the New Statesman, CityMetric, The Independent, Politics.co.uk, Gizmodo and Lifehacker, among others. He is also the BBC Asian Network's technology expert, appearing weekly on the Noreen Khan show.

Previously the Founder & Editor of The Pod Delusion, a weekly news-magazine radio programme and podcast about politics, science and culture, all from a sceptical-rationalist point of view. Guests included Stephen Fry, Armando Iannucci, Brian Cox and David Attenborough. It was broadcast on Resonance FM in London.

Also, James was previously Editor of TechDigest. 

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Posted by James O Malley on August 24, 2016

How many new Twitter followers is a gold medal worth?
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Posted by James O Malley on June 1, 2016

The submarine drones that could depower Trident
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Posted by James O Malley on May 25, 2016

Google might just have built the internet of tyranny
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Posted by James O Malley on April 25, 2016

How TfL is using the iPad to revolutionise the Tube
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Posted by James O Malley on March 9, 2016

We need to save online journalism from ad-blocking – and here’s how
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Posted by James O Malley on March 4, 2016

The Teletext Salvagers: How VHS is bringing teletext back from the dead
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Posted by James O Malley on January 29, 2016

Forget Amazon Prime – UberRUSH is the future of deliveries
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Posted by James O Malley on December 23, 2015

5 reasons to be proud of Britain’s trains
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Posted by James O Malley on November 26, 2015

Support net neutrality and ad-blocking? You’re a hypocrite
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Posted by James O Malley on November 16, 2015

The luxury watch is dead. Long live the smartwatch.
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Posted by James O Malley on November 9, 2015

The BBC Store should emulate Netflix, not iTunes
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Posted by James O Malley on October 16, 2015

Is piracy actually helping Hollywood?