10 Seattle Tech Media Influencers to Follow

Apr 12, 2022 Danielle Vincent

Seattle is the home for many top-tier business and trade press. Take a look at some of the journalists here in our backyard, covering startups, entrepreneurs and cool innovations coming out of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.

#1: Dina Bass, tech reporter, Bloomberg [@dinabass / 23.8K followers]

Some of you will remember Rick Thompson from Microsoft. Someone of you might have read some great comments from him in my Xbox Oral History. Well, he's now driving Ukrainian refugees to safety in a VW van: https://t.co/w1WASGDv9X
— Dina Bass (@dinabass) April 6, 2022

#2: Karen Weise, tech correspondent, The New York Times [@KYWeise / 9,628 followers]

Turns out you can pull an all-nighter in your 40s.

When the outcome of the union vote at JFK8 was clear, @jodikantor and I knew there was one story we had to write. https://t.co/GzJTaeIklF
— Karen Weise (@KYWeise) April 2, 2022

#3: Devin Coldwey, tech contributor, TechCrunch [author profile and personal website]

#4: Lauren Rosenblatt, business reporter, Seattle Times [@LRosenblatt_ / 1,301 followers]

My first byline for the new gig!

👋Seattle. Tell me what else I should be paying attention to: lrosenblatt@seattletimes.comhttps://t.co/KeupbJFLfL
— Lauren Rosenblatt (@LRosenblatt_) January 12, 2022

#5: Ashley Stewart, tech corresponder, Insider [@ashannstew / 3,133 followers)

Microsoft's mixed reality unit, responsible for its metaverse aspirations, is facing internal divisions, strategic uncertainty and lower employee morale.
Sources say recent HoloLens 3 plans were scrapped, and a Samsung partnership is adding to uncertainty.https://t.co/wJGmWaEJ2I
— Ashley Stewart (@ashannstew) February 2, 2022

#6: Nick Wingfield, senior editor, The Information [@nickwingfield / 18.5K followers)

A big tech deal scoop by @joshua_sisco and @KevKubernetes https://t.co/6yGOCdh349
— Nick Wingfield (@nickwingfield) March 7, 2022

#7: Todd Bishop, co-founder, GeekWire [@toddbishop / 25K followers)

'@Amazon, here we come,' @POTUS Biden says in address to union leaders https://t.co/eOQQCFzo3O by @kslosh via @GeekWire
— toddbishop (@toddbishop) April 6, 2022

#8: Chris Grygiel, Seattle news editor, The Associated Press [@ChrisGrygiel / 2,924 followers]

Portland, Oregon, homeless tax tests voter mood in pandemic https://t.co/TNtU7MozSl
— Chris Grygiel (@ChrisGrygiel) May 15, 2020

#9: Jay Greene, freelance journalist, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek & Seattle Times, among others [@greene / 7,404 followers]

Amazon paid anti-vaccine groups thousands of dollars through AmazonSmile (One more for the road, see previous tweet) w/ the excellent ⁦@jeremybmerrill⁩ https://t.co/qYWCYGNibP
— Jay Greene (@greene) December 11, 2021

#10: Taylor Soper, managing editor, GeekWire [@Taylor_Soper / 10.4K followers]

With remote work here to stay and more apartments occupied, can downtown Seattle reinvent itself? https://t.co/rVVwH07Cik by @amyrolph
— Taylor Soper (@Taylor_Soper) April 7, 2022

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Danielle Vincent

Danielle is a vice president at Inkhouse. She resides in Greater Seattle and works on B2B tech client accounts.

10 Seattle Tech Media Influencers to Follow

Apr 12, 2022 Danielle Vincent

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