Grahame Lynch

Grahame Lynch is an Australian-born publisher, editor and musician, best known for founding, in 1994, "Communications Day", a daily, subscription-based PDF telecom newspaper that circulates across the world.

Lynch is the publisher and director of "Communications Day", based in Sydney, Australia, although he currently lives in Bangkok Thailand. "Communications Day" is published in Australian, ASEAN, global and weekly editions and is read by thousands of telecom executives daily. It is one of the best examples of subscription-based PDF email publishing in the world today. Grahame is also the owner of Decisive Publishing, which is based in Australia.

He was also the group editorial director of Advanstar's telecom magazines "America's Network, Telecom Asia, Wireless Asia" and "Telepress Latino America" from 1999 to 2001 (based in Orange County, California) and was the group editor of "Telecom Asia" from 1997 to 1999. He founded "Wireless Asia" magazine during this period. After his his departure, Advanstar sold-off the above mentioned telecom magazine properties to publisher Questex Media. At least one of the publications (America's Network) has since ceased publication entirely. The last issue of America's Network was printed in 2007.

Lynch has also recorded television interviews for "TelecomTV" in London as a presenter and writes columns for "Asian Mobile News."

Grahame was born in 1969 and is a graduate of The Australian National University.

Grahame uses the phrase, "Cheers, mate" quite often during conversations.

He is also the songwriter and programmer for "Wasabi Rage", a Thailand-based electronic/rock combo that has released self-produced tracks and plans gigs in Bangkok with percussion and performance artists.