Iain Thomson in San Francisco
Iain Thomson is the US editor of vnunet.com, based in San Francisco and working on news content for Computing as well as vnunet.com. Iain has been a part of the vnunet.com team since 2002 and was previously technical editor of PC Magazine, reviews editor of PC Advisor and editor of Aviation Informatics. He also appears as an occasional commentator on BBC television and radio, ITV and Bloomberg.
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