Glyn Moody is a journalist, blogger and speaker. He writes about a
wide range of subjects on Computerworld UK and on Techdirt. He started writing and speaking about business use of the Internet in early 1994, and about open source in 1995. In 1997 he wrote the first mainstream feature about GNU/Linux and free software, which appeared in Wired magazine
His book, “Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution” – the only detailed history of free software written so far – was published in 2001. “Digital Code of Life: How Bioinformatics is Revolutionising Science, Medicine and Business” appeared in 2004, and explores the rise and importance of digital genomics.
He is active on Twitter, identi.ca and Google+, and can be followed at glynmoody@twitter.com, glynmoody@identi.ca and +glynmoody on Google+.
