Zoe Kleinman

Zoe Kleinman, the BBC’s first-ever Technology Editor since 2021, brings over 20 years of broadcasting experience to her role. As a seasoned presenter and reporter, she covers a broad spectrum of the tech landscape, making complex technology news accessible to millions. Her expertise spans from gadgets and games to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI), and her work is featured across national and international BBC outlets, including Radio 4’s "Today" program, BBC World TV, and the UK’s top news shows.

Kleinman has had unique experiences such as racing drones in the Nevada desert, experiencing a driverless car, staying overnight in a house full of robots, and climbing Mount Everest in Virtual Reality. In 2023, she led the BBC’s coverage of the UK government’s AI Safety Summit. Among the tech luminaries she has interviewed is Apple CEO Tim Cook. Her investigative reporting includes Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter, the volatile world of cryptocurrency, gender bias in Silicon Valley, and the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal. Her exclusive stories on children accidentally spending thousands on in-game purchases sparked political debate and a parliamentary committee hearing on gaming and gambling.

In 2020, Kleinman’s journalistic skills were further recognized when she joined the BBC News team as a senior journalist covering the Covid-19 pandemic.

Kleinman is a sought-after keynote speaker, moderator, and panelist. Her engaging style, deep knowledge of the tech sector, and ability to connect with diverse audiences make her a favorite for repeat bookings.