Julia Carrie Wong, a senior tech reporter for The Guardian in Silicon Valley, is switching to covering other topics for the newspaper.
“I am very excited to start covering *other things* and grateful to the Guardian for letting me make this transition,” she wrote on Twitter.
She joined the paper in 2015 from SF Weekly, where she was a news and politics staff writer.
She previously worked as a freelance reporter, contributing articles on San Francisco Bay Area politics and the tech industry for Salon, In These Times, the New Yorker, USA Today and Vice.
Wong holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and an MFA in writing from the University of Iowa.
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