Jon Healey is a member of the editorial board at the Los Angeles Times, which means he is one of a nameless, faceless group writing screeds that, technically speaking, reflect the views of the publisher (whoever that happens to be at the time). His main contributions to the editorial page are pieces about intellectual property, technology, the economy, regulation, and general business issues. He also writes for The Times' Opinion L.A. blog. Prior to his joining the editorial board, Healey covered technology news for The Times, the San Jose Mercury News and various other publications.

Alexandra Mogyoros, JD, BCL (Oxon) is currently a doctoral student at the University of Oxford, Faculty of Law. Alexandra's research focuses on issues that arise within and at the intersections of intellectual property law, technology, and futures studies.

Alexandra currently consults to the OECD on the future of intellectual property and bioethics, and acts as a teaching assistant for the Saïd Business Schools’ Executive Scenarios Programme at the University of Oxford.

Alexandra has been involved in various futures studies projects, specifically scenarios activities. In connection with her futures work, she has completed research residencies at the University of Cape Town and the University of Edinburgh.