kate russell

Kate Russell is a distinguished technology journalist, reporter, and author, recognized for her extensive contributions to technology communication since 1995. After establishing her career in technology journalism and writing about the internet in 1995, Kate Russell quickly became a prominent voice and face in the tech media landscape. Her early television experience included an appearance on ‘Fish and Chips’ on Nickelodeon in 1995. Russell further solidified her presence as a technology-focused presenter on ‘Chips with Everything’ on The Computer Channel, which was later rebranded as .tv.

Her first non-fiction work, ‘Working the Cloud’ (2013), offered practical guidance on leveraging the internet for business. She successfully ventured into fiction with ‘Elite: Mostly Harmless’ (2014), a science-fiction novel brought to life through a successful Kickstarter campaign. This was followed by the children’s fantasy novel, ‘A Bookkeeper’s Guide to Practical Sorcery’ (2016), which also garnered Kickstarter support for its audiobook. Kate Russell is an accomplished and recognized professional in the technology sector, acknowledged multiple times in Computer Weekly magazine’s list of ‘One of the Top 50 most Influential Women in UK IT’.

Her ongoing work continues to underscore her dedication to advancing technology understanding and empowering diverse voices within the industry through her continued writing and public speaking engagements.