Rose Pastore has been promoted to editor in chief at tech news site Gizmodo.
She has been executive editor since December 2023 and before that was its science editor. She also worked at Fast Company.
Pastore is a graduate of Northwestern University.
“I’m excited to lead our team of journalists as we focus on producing important, interesting stories that our readers care about,” said Pastore in a statement. Gizmodo’s audience has remained loyal over the years because of our distinctive voice and perspective, and we’ll keep delivering work that’s smart, surprising, and impactful.”
Meanwhile, Mylene Poncet, an executive with over a decade of experience in global tech and media, has joined the company as managing director of Gizmodo USA. Her focus will be on innovation and expanding Gizmodo’s influence in the digital media landscape.
Gizmodo was founded in 2002. Keleops acquired it in June.
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