Ted Greenwald Email & Phone Number

Redwood City, CA, US

Palo Alto, California, US

deeplearning.ai/thebatch

Austin, TX, US

New York, NY, US

I write about artificial intelligence and chips, focusing on public companies as they add smarts to everyday devices and deal with mounting challenges to Moore's Law. Previously, I managed coverage of enterprise technology appearing in wsj.com, blogs.wsj.com/digits, Wall Street Journal, and Dow Jones Newswires. Links to my work.

Compulsive Behavior SellsThe guru of addictive tech is showing app makers how to hook users in four easy steps.https://www.technologyreview.com/s/535906/compulsive-behavior-sells/The Continuous Productivity of Aaron LevieThe CEO of Box is building an online file storage system designed to reshape.

Founded in 2003, ReadWriteWeb chronicled the transformation from simple web pages to online applications that became known as Web 2.0. Today, a new transformation is taking place as pervasive networks — cloud, social, mobile — upend established powers and create new opportunities for innovation and growth. RWW founder Richard MacManus and business chief.

What a year! 160 content plans written, 30-odd custom projects sold to clients including AMD, Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu, Intel, Microsoft, Samsung, Sprint, and Toshiba. I launched PCWorld|Macworld's custom content division and produced hundreds of articles, videos, web sites, and interactive units for consumer, small business, and enterprise markets. (Kudos to.

San Francisco, CA, US

• I arrived at Wired determined to become a world-class editor. The organization's drive to innovate and commitment to excellence, along with a stellar team of colleagues, pushed me to come up with ever more daring ideas.
• "Cutthroat Capitalism" by Scott Carney distilled the economics of piracy on the high seas into a set of simple equations. http://www.wired.com/politics/security/magazine/17-07/ff_somali_piratesOnline, we empowered.
• The Placebo Crisis: The placebo effect appears to be growing, mysteriously drowning out the effects of new drugs in pharma trials. I did the conceptual spadework and a bit of initial reporting. Steve Silberman did a.
• My interview with Ridley Scott, director of Blade Runner, was accompanied online by a gorgeous interactive, multithreaded timeline of the film's forerunners and.
• Geekipedia, a print one-shot encyclopedia of bleeding-edge ideas, personalities, companies, and products, was sponsored by Intel. I managed a huge team of writers to pack the book with surprises that make each entry.

It was especially rewarding take charge of 3D at a moment when its market was becoming vastly more competitive. Collaborating with publisher Bob Melk, I refocused the staff on delivering inspiring, high-impact information for 3D artists working in print, video, and interactive settings. I was responsible for communicating the mission to sales and.

Jonathan Nelson, now digital CEO at Omnicom Group, gave me my first glimpse of Netscape Mosaic in 1995, and it changed my life: I had to join the digital revolution. I moved to InterActivity to be on the front line. When I started, the dominant medium was CD-ROM; by the time I left, it was the web. In between, we helped define interactive media and.

This position—initially filling two pages monthly—was a sop to the ad salespeople because Musician was about music, not hardware. My page count grew steadily to 12-plus as I instituted monthly spreads that highlighted emerging technologies like home recording, then worked in feature articles on vital tech-related issues, and ultimately took charge of.

Bachelor Of Arts

Non-Degree Graduate Program