Liv McMahon is a BBC journalist and technology researcher based in Glasgow, specializing in digital culture, AI, and social media. She contributes to BBC News Technology, covering stories that range from internet infrastructure failures to online safety and innovation. Her reporting often highlights the intersection of technology and society, making complex issues accessible to a broad audience.

McMahon’s career began with roles at The Scotsman and Edinburgh Evening News, where she worked as a Search & Trends Writer. Her articles frequently topped Google Search results, reflecting her expertise in SEO and digital journalism. She has also written features for Scotland on Sunday and contributed tech columns, building a reputation for sharp analysis and engaging storytelling. Her interests extend to semiconductor geopolitics, online regulation, and the cultural impact of emerging technologies.

Alongside her reporting, McMahon has collaborated on projects with BBC Click, exploring how technology can address global challenges such as ocean plastic pollution and AI in healthcare. She holds a degree from the University of Edinburgh and is recognized for her skills in research, data visualization, and breaking news coverage. Her portfolio demonstrates a commitment to investigating how technology shapes everyday life, while also raising awareness of its risks and opportunities.