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Om Malik

Om Prakash Malik (Hindi: ॐ प्रकाश मलिक; September 29, 1966 – June 24, 2026) was an Indian-American web and technology writer and journalist. He founded Gigaom, an early influential technology news website, that covered developments in startups and Silicon Valley and wrote articles published in venues such as The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, Fast…

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Alma mater
St. Stephen's College, Delhi Delhi University
Born
Om Prakash Malik (1966-09-29)September 29, 1966 New Delhi, India
Died
June 24, 2026(2026-06-24) (aged 59) Palo Alto, California, U.S.

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related to External links · 6
Om Malik → Daring FireballThankYouOm, Everyone's Friend, IMDbOm, Malik, Official, Om's
Alma mater · 1
Om Malik → St. Stephen's College, Delhi Delhi University
Born · 1
Om Malik → Om Prakash Malik (1966-09-29)September 29, 1966 New Delhi, India
Died · 1
Om Malik → June 24, 2026(2026-06-24) (aged 59) Palo Alto, California, U.S.
Website · 1
Om Malik → om.co

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Om MalikAlma materSt. Stephen's College, Delhi Delhi University1.00infobox
Om MalikBornOm Prakash Malik (1966-09-29)September 29, 1966 New Delhi, India1.00infobox
Om MalikDiedJune 24, 2026(2026-06-24) (aged 59) Palo Alto, California, U.S.1.00infobox
Om MalikWebsiteom.co1.00infobox
The Wall Street Journalinstance ofthat covered developments in startups and Silicon Valley and wrote articles published in venues0.80text
The New Yorkerinstance ofthat covered developments in startups and Silicon Valley and wrote articles published in venues0.80text
Fast Companyinstance ofthat covered developments in startups and Silicon Valley and wrote articles published in venues0.80text
and Wiredinstance ofthat covered developments in startups and Silicon Valley and wrote articles published in venues0.80text
Laurent Ferrierinstance ofHe supported independent watchmakers0.80text
Autodromoinstance ofHe supported independent watchmakers0.80text
and cultivated friendships with the people behind the brands.Malik described himself on his personal blog On My Ominstance ofHe supported independent watchmakers0.80text
Om Malikrelated to External linksOfficial0.60section

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