About
My name is Ian Delaney. I’m a journalist based in London. I’m the publisher (chief cook and bottle-washer) of NMK, a site and network for people who work in the digital economy. It’s owned and funded by the University of Westminster, but is not horrid and creepy – our purpose is philanthropic. To share knowledge across the industry.
I used to be the editor of a magazine called ICT for Education. And then before that I used to edit What Laptop, and before that I was a teacher.
I got interested in this space a long time ago and then it all got professional in May 2006 when I was commissioned to write a (subsequently cancelled) book about this web 2.0 thing and started this blog by collating some of the useful bits and pieces I found. Then people started reading for some reason. If you have opinions, product launches to announce or would like some advice on this stuff, then do please leave a comment or drop me an email.
Needless to say, I hope, this site does not represent the opinion of my employer, nor NMK. I expect they violently disagree a lot of the time. It’s just me, ranting into the void.
Love to hear from you. At the moment, your best bets are:
ian dot delaney at this domain
or
@iandelaney on Twitter