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Jay has been a long-standing member of the Gadget Helpline writing team, having served as a main contributor for five years before becoming Editor. In this time he has set his sights on providing the latest news and information from the gadget mainstream but also indulging his interest in the entertainment side of technology. Through his relations with top industry PR, he has gained valuable coverage and press event access for the blog and his proven social media savvy has also aided in the growth and outreach of the Gadget Helpline through Facebook and Twitter. Away from his work on the blog Jay is a keen runner, obstacle course racer and fitness enthusiast and his weight loss success story has been a motivation to those who know him. Through his passion for fitness he is regularly looking to introduce Gadget Helpline readers to the latest fitness innovations to get them inspired and active. Jay’s outgoingness, quick wit and love of a shameful pun are reflected in his work on the Gadget Helpline and his off-the-wall perspective has been a credit to the blog.
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