Dave Green is a journalist, broadcaster and

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expert. He was Production Editor on ''

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'' magazine (who claimed he was an alien) and Reviews Editor for the brief early version of Wired UK. Together with Danny O'Brien, he was jointly responsible for publishing the email newsletter '' Need To Know'' and with whom he also co-wrote and -presented the television show ''

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''. He also published Snackspot, which called itself the "world's premier snack food discussion site", and was technology correspondent for the

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breakfast programme on BBC

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. He was primary organiser of the UK grassroots technology conferences Extreme Computing, NotCon04, and Open Tech 2005. He lives in London, England. Dave graduated from University College, Oxford in 1990, and was a postgraduate in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Edinburgh, where he co-wrote the

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"20 Things That Never Happen in Star Trek" with Graeme MacDonald. (updated 30 May 2002). He worked with Ben Moor on

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's Big Science series, and with Kevin Cecil and

Andy Riley Andy Riley (born 1970) is a British author, cartoonist, and Emmy-winning screenwriter for TV and film. Riley has written and drawn many best-selling cartoon books, including ''The Book of Bunny Suicides'' (2003) and its sequels, and ''Great Lie ...

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References

External links

SnackspotExtreme ComputingNotCon04Open Tech 2005

20 Things That Never Happen in Star Trek
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