Authors
Who writes DailyTech
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Archive bylines, 2005–2017
Articles published between 2005 and 2017 stay credited to the writers who wrote them. These pages record who wrote what, with references you can check. Original articles are read through the archived captures of dailytech.com rather than re-hosted here.
Kristopher Kubicki
Founded DailyTech on 1 January 2005 after editing at AnandTech, and set the publication's daily news format and comment-led reader culture.
Jason Mick
DailyTech's most prolific byline and its senior editor through the site's peak years, covering mobile platforms, research and the legal fights around them.
Michael Asher
Wrote DailyTech's science and energy coverage in the late 2000s, including the widely syndicated - and widely argued-over - climate data stories.
Brandon Hill
Covered notebooks, consumer hardware and storage for DailyTech, and has spent the two decades since as a working hardware news editor elsewhere.
Shane McGlaun
A high-volume DailyTech news contributor on gadgets, cars and displays, and a long-running technology news writer since.
Tiffany Kaiser
Wrote DailyTech's company, market and automotive news during the publication's peak years.
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