Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist specializing in technology, business, and consumer affairs. Her work has been featured in publications such as BBC, Forbes, Raconteur, Private Eye, and the Daily Swig. With a focus on the national landscape in the United Kingdom, Emma covers topics ranging from tech investments and internet shutdowns to cybersecurity and digital economy.
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Emma Woollacott's coverage centers around the UK tech industry, digital economy, cybersecurity, AI and data centers. Her focus includes government announcements and regulatory developments pertaining to these topics.
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