What’s all this?

Well, it’s a portfolio of Gareth Halfacree’s work, silly. If you’re wondering who that is, it’s the ugly-looking cuss on the far right. He’s a full-time freelancer, specialising in both writing and journalism and with the background knowledge in IT to bring a professional eye to any situation.

Working regularly for both print and digital publications – including writing the Mobile Tech Watch column for Dennis Publishing’s Custom PC Magazine, group tests and features for Imagine Publishing’s Linux User & Developer Magazine, news articles for bit-tech.net, ExpertReviews, the sadly defunct thinq.co.uk and others – Gareth is a prolific and experienced writer who has been used as a source by ComputerWorld, the World Wide Web Consortium, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, The Register, DigitalJournal, Linux Today, and even Wikipedia. (Yes, that last one is a joke. It’s also true.) Also, he doesn’t talk about himself in the third person nearly as much as this particular page might suggest.

Gareth’s articles have also featured on the front page of Slashdot, Y-Combinator’s Hacker News, and the “what’s hot” section of reddit.

If you’re looking for someone to cover an event, an op. ed. piece on a new release, or just some simple copywriting or proofing services, why not get in touch?