Om Prakash Malik is an Indian-American web and technology writer, journalist, author, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist, born on September 29, 1966. He began his career in tech journalism in the early 1990s, writing for Quick Nikkei News and joining the founding team at Forbes.com. He gained prominence as a blogger and reporter, contributing articles to major outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Brandweek, Crain Communications, and appearing on BBC television and radio. Malik authored the book 'Broadbandits: Inside the $750 Billion Telecom Heist,' which examined the telecommunications industry. In 2006, he founded GigaOM, an influential tech and media blog and research firm focused on Silicon Valley trends, where he served as editor and primary content creator. The company grew significantly but faced financial difficulties, leading him to sell it in 2015. Following the sale, Malik transitioned into venture capital, becoming a partner at True Ventures, while continuing to write, photograph, and invest. He has spent over three decades in Silicon Valley, establishing himself as a key voice in tech commentary. Based in San Francisco, Malik maintains an active presence through his personal site om.co and is known for his narrative-driven reporting style that blends personal insights with industry analysis. He has been quoted in media contexts, including by figures like Lewis Dvorkin.