If you love a cup of coffee when reading you Guardian newspaper subscription then you may be interested to learn that new pop-up coffee shop has opened in East London's creative technology community at Tech City UK, named #guardiancoffee.
The Guardian have said that they aim to bring the Guardian's groundbreaking open journalism approach to life through direct, real-time engagement with the people who are shaping the future of technology in London.
#guardiancoffee is powered by 4GEE superfast connectivity, allowing everyone to share their thoughts, articles, updates and tweets at top speed with mobile WiFi free to all, from the UK's first 4G network. Visitors can also browse the Guardian & Observer iPad edition through hardware provided and connected by EE.
Jemima Kiss, Head of Technology, the Guardian, said: "#guardiancoffee is all about making our journalism and our journalists more accessible, more open and more deeply embedded in one of the key communities we write about. There's a real appetite at the Guardian to rethink how we work as journalists and publishers, so combined with the fascinating tradition of news and coffee houses, that makes for quite a rich blend."
Check it out for yourself if you get a chance to head over to BOXPARK in Bethnal Green.
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Posted by Amy Power.