Dan Frommer
Dan Frommer, the editor in chief of tech news site Recode, is leaving as the site shifts into being part of Vox.com.
Frommer has been in charge of the site since February 2016.
Before joining Recode, Frommer was tech editor at Quartz, a global business news publication then owned by Atlantic Media.
In 2007, he helped start Silicon Alley Insider, a technology-focused publication that grew to become Business Insider, where he held a variety of editorial roles. In 2011, Frommer founded SplatF, an independent news and analysis site focused on Apple and mobile. Later, he created City Notes, a travel-focused media startup.
Frommer began his career in 2005 at Forbes.com, covering broadband and the nascent smartphone industry before the Apple iPhone.
Frommer is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
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