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Sean Keach
Head of Technology and Science (Editorial), The Sun (News Corp)
Sean Keach is a prominent British journalist and editor currently serving as the Head of Technology and Science (Editorial) for The Sun and The U.S. Sun, both part of News Corp. He is based in New York City and has been in this role since January 2023. In this position, he manages global coverage of technology, science, and gaming journalism, leading an international team to produce content that attracts tens of millions of pageviews monthly while driving significant revenue growth for the publications.1
Professional Background
Sean has over a decade of experience in the media industry, with a career that includes various editorial roles:
- Technology and Science Editor at The Sun and The U.S. Sun from October 2021 to February 2023, where he led coverage in the UK and US.
- Digital Technology and Science Editor at The Sun from January 2018 to October 2021, focusing on digital content related to technology and gaming.
- Prior roles include Deputy News and Features Editor at Trusted Reviews and various positions at Time Inc. UK, where he developed expertise in technology journalism.1
Publications
In addition to his editorial work, Sean co-authored the book Grit, Rigour & Humour: The INEOS Story, which discusses energy transition and sustainability, published by Penguin Books in 2023.1
Skills and Expertise
Sean's skill set encompasses editing, writing, presenting, and liaising with key stakeholders. He is recognized for his ability to lead teams effectively while producing high-quality journalism across multiple platforms.1
Highlights
The CrowdStrike IT chaos won't just ruin Friday – the fallout could last for weeks, experts are telling me...
Please WATCH my quick explainer video and check The Sun for the latest.
Apple chief Tim Cook is using the Vision Pro headset every day – and I know how.
I was lucky enough to sit down for a chat with Tim to talk all about Apple’s “spatial computing” headset.
It’s great timing too – tomorrow is the UK launch day for the Vision Pro. So if you’ve got £3,499 spare, you can snap up a pair of the hi-tech goggles and spend your days like Tim. Sort of.
Watch my full 12-minute interview here to find out what all the fuss is about…
