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Katherine Dunn is a business reporter and editor based in London. She has worked at Fortune, S&P Global, The Wall Street Journal/Dow Jones, and the Reuters Institute at Oxford University, where she worked on the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, an international network to help improve climate journalism worldwide. She lives in London. This is her first book.
It’s the invisible network that runs our world. The story of the Global Positioning System is the story of modern life itself. In Little Blue Dot, Katherine Dunn tells the explosive, untold history of the twentieth century’s most important technology. A gripping narrative of spies, scientists, and the secret history of how we came to map the world. You’ll never look at that little blue dot the same way again. – Bradley Hope, co-author of BILLION DOLLAR WHALE and BLOOD AND OIL 'The story of how you came to have, in your pocket, a way of knowing where you are, wherever you are, is an epic of human ingenuity. With pace, verve, and an eye for an illuminating anecdote, Katherine Dunn is the perfect guide to the greatest revolution in navigation since the age of sail.' Tom Whipple
