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About Keyloom
Keyloom is an agency providing editorial and technical services and consultancy, mostly over the internet.
Keyloom is managed by, and for the most part synonymous with, Luke Hoyland.
Luke Hoyland
Luke is a former deputy production editor of the Guardian and assistant editor of the Guardian Weekly. With exemplary editorial judgment and a high level of technical ability, he was involved in nearly all of Guardian News & Media’s major product developments from 1994-2005. He was a key figure in the Guardian’s award-winning online development and its move into the “Berliner” format, and designed the production system currently in use by the organisation.
Luke’s time is divided between London, United Kingdom; Nong Khai, Thailand; and various locations in Laos. The latter two locations are reflected in a strong interest in Southeast Asian affairs. See the Southeast Asia section of this site and the Twitter pages for Luke and Laowiki.
For a full CV please contact Luke by email. An overview of his resume can be found at http://uk.linkedin.com/in/lukehoyland
See also the Experience page and Client examples on this site.
If you are interested in contacting Luke about work, email us or take a look at the page Commissioning work.
The name “key loom” is derived from a phrase in Lao, but I forget what.