Peter Kafka, the managing editor of Silicon Alley Insider, is leaving the site to go work for All Things Digital, the tech-related site affiliated with The Wall Street Journal.
“Peter helped us launch SAI and has been a major contributor to our success over the past year. He’s a good man and a talented journalist, and we wish him all the best.”
Read more here. Kafka joined Silicon Alley Insider after 10 years as a reporter and editor at Forbes and Forbes.com, where he was technology editor. Born in Wales and raised in Minnesota, Peter graduated from the University of Wisconsin. He lives in Brooklyn.
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Interesting how on the day he left, the site had illegal material on it which had been hacked from Sarah Palin's email and Kafka was encouraging others to submit names of sites which had the stolen material. Kafka's credibility, after the Palin debacle yesterday is enhanced with his new job and All Things Digital is becoming more questionable. :???: