Business Insider is hiring a tech reporter to join the team in London. The tech team covers the world’s top tech businesses and the personalities behind the companies. We work collaboratively with reporters and...
Kayleigh Barber of Digiday writes about tech news site Protocol’s global expansion plans. Barber writes, “Protocol president Tammy Wincup would not disclose the publication’s financials from the end of its first year, but said that...
Technology, algorithms, social media and platforms play central roles in our democracy. The giants of technology decide the news we see, the connections we keep and the shape of our politics. We’re looking for...
Tech news site Protocol is starting next week a new coverage emphasis focused on enterprise technology. It will feature a biweekly newsletter, news alerts and access to events and research. “We believe this is...
STAT announced Wednesday that has hired two new health tech reporters: Mario Aguilar and Katie Palmer. Aguilar has more than a decade of experience covering technology, much of it at Gizmodo, where he worked...
Forbes staff writers Angel Au-Yeung and David Jeans have signed a contract to write a book about the life of former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. The publisher is Henry Holt & Co. The book...
CNBC Digital is seeking a technology reporter in its San Francisco bureau. Responsibilities What you’ll do: Improve and expand our coverage of the technology industry in Silicon Valley. Help build and define a new...
Tech columnist Eric Jhonsa is leaving The Street. He had been there since June 2016. “I’ll still be doing some columns as a RealMoney contributor, as well as earnings live blogs for TheStreet,” he wrote on...
Tech news site Protocol has hired Business Insider senior reporter Ben Pimentel to cover fintech. He starts Jan. 4. Pimentel, who is based in San Francisco, covered enterprise technology and Silicon Valley, focusing on...
Southern Cal journalism professor Mike Ananny writes for Nieman Lab that technology journalism can improve in 2021 if it improves its sourching. Ananny writes, “Quote circuits definitely exist, and smart journalists on tight deadlines...
