David Murphy, the senior tech editor at Lifehacker, is leaving the website.
Murphy has been at Lifehacker since March 2018.
“It’s bittersweet, since service journalism has been what I love doing most in the ‘cough’ years I’ve been in this industry,” he wrote on Twitter.
Murphy managed and cultivated a team of freelancers, publishing news-based and evergreen tech stories to establish Lifehacker’s top-performing vertical at 115 million total pageviews.. The tech page published more than 80 articles each month.
He previously was head of editorial at Packagd and a staff writer at The Wirecutter.
Murphy holds two degrees from Northwestern.
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