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Fiona Graham

  • Chief Content Officer, Fox Content Consulting
London
As seen in: BBC, Wiley Online Library, Die Welt, BMJ Open, MDPI, Taylor & Francis Online, The Irish Times, Scottish Daily Record, Irish Examiner, Light Reading and
Covers:  Global telecoms, mobile, technology, innovation, startups, AI, automation, ML, IoT, smart cities, mobile money, big data, apps, 5G. Enterprise, agri, health, media, ecommerce, industry tech + more.
Head of Content + Community Engagement @ InvestEngine; ex-BBC tech of biz editor. Love robots, fear AI overlords. Like plants, crochet, travel, diving, K-drama.
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Africa's healthcare technology revolution

Africa's healthcare technology revolution

BBC — "I had just attended too many funerals, people dying from completely preventable causes and treatable diseases." Stephanie Koczela is one of the founders of Penda Health, and she's explaining what motivated her and her colleagues to open their first clinic in the town of Kitengela.
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Can robotics change the future of a nation?

Can robotics change the future of a nation?

BBC — Victor Kawagga is a softly spoken young man, but his quiet manner can't counter the eager sparkle in his eyes and the passion he has for the machines he's surrounded by. The bedroom of this house in the Ugandan capital Kampala has been converted to a home lab, and the young people hard at work here are building robots.
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Could your inbox soon be permanently empty?

Could your inbox soon be permanently empty?

BBC — The headlines were unequivocal - Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg had announced that email is dead.
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Beyond the couch: TV goes social, goes everywhere

Beyond the couch: TV goes social, goes everywhere

BBC — According to the industry experts attending IBC, the annual broadcasting industry gathering in Amsterdam, this could be the future of television. And you, the viewer, is driving it.
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House call: Mobile technology brings healthcare home

House call: Mobile technology brings healthcare home

BBC — Normally Mr Esplugues would attend daily physiotherapy sessions. Instead, he is being monitored remotely through an interactive terminal at home.
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Staff push tablet computers into the workplace

Staff push tablet computers into the workplace

BBC — "Clients are really impressed when we walk up to them and basically show them right here and right now, this is your product, would you like some additional information, would you like to see a Youtube video about this product?"
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The bra designed to shock attackers

The bra designed to shock attackers

BBC — "The Delhi gang rape was the trigger. But also the numbness of women - and law-makers against this social menace. It was high time we women needed a change." Manisha Mohan is an aeronautical engineering student at SRM University in the Indian city of Chennai. She is also a young woman in a country that was thrown into chaos following the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old student in Delhi in December, 2012. Together with fellow students Niladhri Basu Bal and Rimpi Tripathi, she decided to use her technical skills to try and do something to help protect women like her.
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