Good luck trying to find a clearer writer than Klint Finley. His beat (in bullets below) is rife with jargon.
After eight years as a Wall Street Journal tech reporter, Jessica E. Lessin (Vascellaro) resigned this week to launch her own tech web site. And Wired veteran Michael Copeland is now Andreessen Horowitz's director of content strategy.
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Colleen Taylor's career is hot and may get hotter. Currently she's well into her second year at TechCrunch, or more to the point, TechCrunch TV, on which she appears more than any other TC reporter. Colleen co-hosts CrunchWeek, produces frequent TC Cribs segments, interviews newsmakers backstage at TC Disrupt and occasionally invites vendors to be interviewed on set at TechCrunch TV's San Francisco studios.
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.
Good luck finding a reporter kinder and more accommodating than Leena Rao.
In studying coverage of this week's Y Combinator Demo Day event in Silicon Valley, we noticed that reporters wrote either for the insider, the outsider or for all.
What lies ahead in 2012? Eight tech journalists let fly last night at PRSA’s jam-packed Media Predicts gala in Mountain View, CA.
PR pros simply won't get plainer, more sensible advice than what Sarah Perez is about to give you. It's not spiteful, but she does pose sharp, fundamental questions to PR that deserve thoughtful consideration. She's willing to play, but you need to measure up.
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