Starting Oct. 1, the FT homepage and app will have a new technology section. All coverage will be commissioned and edited by a new editing team, led by technology news editor Malcolm Moore.
“For more than 20 years, the FT has brought agenda-setting technology coverage from Silicon Valley and Asia to the rest of the world,” said Lionel Barber, editor of the Financial Times, in a statement. “Technology permeates all areas of our lives and impacts global economies, markets and societies. The creation of this new team reflects the importance of this topic to our readers.”
The FT’s first vertical team will broaden reporting on innovation in areas such as fintech, AI, cybersecurity, transportation and health care. It will explore the intersection of tech and politics, helping readers understand the enormous and increasing impact of technology on finance, markets and society.
In addition to the creation of a new editing team, the expansion in tech news reporting includes:
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