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UPDATED: There's no shortage of tech reporters on the social media beat. In our view, few measure up to Mike Isaac, who writes with the voice of a pundit and the discipline of a Wall Street Journal reporter.
The second most popular search engine isn't Bing. It's YouTube, and there's a lot of new activity surrounding YouTube these days.
Springboarded from the Wall Street Journal more than a decade ago, Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher consistently attract top talent to their AllThingsD team. Now in his third month as ATD's e-commerce and online payments reporter, Jason Del Rey has fit right in.
Updated 8/27 with Jason's online profile and guidance on embargoes.
Part 2 of our Tech Edit Spotlight on Contributed Content
Analysis will include:
The price of fairness and accuracy is silence on the moral issues.
Remember this when you pitch editors on thought leadership. At least on this subject, opportunity lies in community.
Audio files now available.
What we're seeing...
Get ready for a new series of B2B tech channels from Slashdot. The first one,SlashBI, launched this week under the direction of former TechWeb and Ziff Davis Enterprise VP Stephen Wellman. A second tech channel (cloud?) will launch in a few weeks, Wellman says.
AllThingsD this week launched “All Things Reviewed,” an expanded reviews section. It’s edited by Katie Boehret and features the work of Lauren Goode, whose career is as hot as can be.
Life is good at All Things D. This week's financially successful Dive into Mobile event in San Francisco caps a wild three months in which co-executive editors Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg hired five journalists and began work on a stronger Facebook presence as well as a web site redesign, due soon.