Martha Lane Fox
- Born: 10th February 1973
- Died: Still living — 53 years old
Martha Lane Fox is one of the most influential figures in the UK’s digital landscape — known for helping bring the internet into everyday life and making sure it’s accessible to everyone.
From Dot-Com Pioneer to Tech Leader
In the late 1990s, Lane Fox co-founded Lastminute.com, one of the UK’s most successful early internet businesses. At a time when online shopping was still new, the company helped millions of people book travel, hotels, and experiences online.
Driving Digital Inclusion
After her success in business, Lane Fox turned her focus to a bigger challenge: making sure no one gets left behind in the digital age.
She became the UK’s Digital Champion and later founded Doteveryone, working to improve digital skills, access, and trust in technology across society.
A Voice for Responsible Technology
Lane Fox has been a strong advocate for making the internet safer, fairer, and more inclusive. She has also served in the House of Lords as Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho, helping shape discussions around technology policy in the UK.
A Lasting Impact
Her work has helped millions of people gain access to digital tools and skills, ensuring they can benefit from everything the online world has to offer.
Why Martha Lane Fox Still Matters
Martha Lane Fox didn’t just help build the internet economy — she’s helping make sure it works for everyone.
In a world increasingly shaped by technology, her focus on inclusion and responsibility is more important than ever.
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