In an SWMS spot check, journalists weigh in on whether CES 2022 is now safe to attend and worth attending, now that show organizers announced that all attendees will need to prove they are vaccinated against Covid-19.
Ask TechRepublic senior writer Veronica Combs about the future of work and she’ll give you the summary you’ve been looking for: “it’s all about change management.”
Charter is a new media property focused on the future of work — and helps us glimpse the future of business media itself. Co-founded by Quartz co-founders Jay Lauf and Kevin Delaney, as well as New York Times veteran Erin Grau, Charter comprises elements of newsletter publishing, organic community and structured member services.
Senior technology reporter Ari Levy has “been there” — seven years at CNBC after 11 at Bloomberg.
Over the past few years, conference calls via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and other tools have replaced the traditional phone line for conducting interviews. As it turns out, the benefits extend beyond saving on the phone bill.
SWMS contributor Rhiannon Pacheco writes: We had the chance to sit down with Michael Calore, senior editor overseeing Wired’s consumer products coverage in print and on the web.
Few B2B journalists are more respected than Chris Preimesberger. After more than 15 years at eWeek, Chris now contributes to ZDNet, writing for Larry Dignan, who hired Chris into eWeek all those years ago.
If anyone truly understands the power of indie influence, it’s got to be Lewis DVorkin. Lewis was the editor who transformed Forbes into a home for hundreds of independent contributors. Before that, in 2008, he launched the indie publishing platform True/Slant — a decade before Substack appeared on the radar.
Andy Patrizio has been a tech freelancer for more than a decade. You may know Andy from Network World but he also writes for Business Insider and others. He’s technical, but strives to write simply because he knows his readers may not be. Andy depends on PR to contribute its share of story ideas. For you, Andy has this advice.
SWMS contributor Rhiannon Pacheco writes: “Growing up in the heart of Silicon Valley, Kia Kokalitcheva grew up discussing tech over the dinner table with her engineer father — it was inevitable that she’d end up working in tech. As VC and tech reporter at Axios, and in her former work at Fortune and VentureBeat, she’s had access to the tech scene’s who’s who.”
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Working on a pair of @axios pieces... Axios is fast becoming a SaaS vendor in its own right.
Lindsey Sullivan on LinkedIn: Account Executive, Software Sales, Axios HQ
ð¼ Axios HQ's early and sustained success has emboldened both our belief in this product and the investment ...
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Neil Young is taking his music off Spotify because Spotify hosts the Joe Rogan podcast.
Neil Young Demands Spotify Remove His Music Over ‘False Information About Vaccines’
"They can have [Joe] Rogan or Young," Neil Young wrote in a letter asking Spotify to remove all of his music from the service. "Not both."
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NFT marketplaces had better solve their security problems before government scrutiny begins in earnest
OpenSea Bug Allows Attackers to Get Massive Discount on Popular NFTs
The bug was spotted as early as December 2021.
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This Dropbox tech blog has too many sections to keep fresh.... lead stories here are from 2019
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