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Zoe Schiffer is senior reporter at The Verge where she reports on labor and workplace organizing. Previously, she worked as a freelance journalist at publications including Vox and the San Francisco Chronicle. She started her career in tech, as a content manager at a startup and a UX writer at Uber. To contact this reporter confidentially, send an email to zoeschiffer@protonmail.com or message her on Signal at 805-699-5607.

Victoria Song reviews all things wearables and fitness tech for The Verge. Before coming to The Verge, she'd been yammering on about this space—and other consumer tech—for Gizmodo and PC Magazine. When not nerding out over gadgets, she can be found on the couch binging the latest K-dramas.

Umar Shakir is an IT professional from Baltimore, MD with 15 years of admin and support experience managing Macs for the University of Baltimore and as an Apple Genius. Umar has a bachelor's degree in Film/Video and Animation from UMBC and has been a Baltimore 48-hour Film finalist. If found in the wild, Umar would be observed stacking '80s video game cartridges, waiting to charge his car in Sheetz parking lots, and watching football.

Thomas' first gadget memory was typing 7734 into his father's inverted, HP-35 scientific calculator. Clearly fated to tech blogging, he would have to wait another 20 years before the rise of the medium. A degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering led Thomas to Silicon Valley just prior to the dot-com boom. In June of 2011, Thomas wrote his 1,362,258th word for Engadget, leaving to help launch The Verge.

T.C. is Executive Editor at The Verge, where he has obsessed over headlines and internet speeds since 2011. Prior to The Verge, he worked in the nation's capital as an advocate for the National Park System, which continues to be America's best idea. (The internet is a close second.) Ethics statement: T.C. is the creator of Quest, a tabletop roleplaying game. As such, he is not involved in any kind of coverage of tabletop games for The Verge. Additionally, he has a personal relationship with an employee of Squarespace; he therefore does not report or edit stories about Squarespace or its competitors.

Richard Lawler joined The Verge as Senior News Editor in 2021 after several years covering news at Engadget. He's been a tech blogger since before the word was invented, and will never log off.

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When Nilay Patel was four years old, he drove a Chrysler into a small pond because he was trying to learn how the gearshift worked. Years later, he became a technology journalist. He has thus far remained dry. Nilay was a co-founder of The Verge and the site's first Managing Editor before taking over as Editor-in-Chief. He also was the acting Managing Editor for the launch of Vox.com. Before that, he spent four years as Managing Editor of Engadget, where he drew upon his background as a lawyer to report and explain complex legal situations in everyday terminology — a niche that led to SAY Media naming Nilay one of 10 "voices that matter" in technology journalism. Nilay co-hosts the Webby Award-winning Vergecast podcast, and has appeared on CNN, CNN International, NPR, Fox News, MSNBC, Sky News, NHK, G4TV, TWiT, and many others. Nilay received an AB in Political Science from the University of Chicago in 2003 and his J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2006.

Mitchell has been interested in tech ever since they found out you could change the background image of a folder in Windows ME. They’re still trying to find something as magical as that. They can be contacted at Mitchell.clark@theverge.com. Ethics Statement: Mitchell has worked on a public health program used by state health departments, and so won’t report on it or its competitors.

Makena Kelly is the politics reporter where she covers ground-breaking investigative news at the intersection of tech, politics and business for Vox Media's leading technology news brand. Kelly joined The Verge in 2018, and has since reported on topics including the emergence of a "fandom" style of American politics, Nextdoor's 'Karen Problem,' and Facebook's tech regulation hearings. Kelly has also appeared on programs including NPR's 1A and WNYC's "On the Media." Before joining Vox Media, Kelly served as an editorial intern at CQ Roll Call, where she covered live congressional hearings, and a reporting intern at the Lincoln Journal Star, reporting on breaking news in local crime and politics. She graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University with a Bachelor of Arts in English.

Justine Calma is a science reporter at The Verge covering the environment and energy.

Jon Porter is a news reporter, video presenter, and Capricorn. Part of The Verge's UK-based team, his primary focuses are European consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and video games. Oh, and mechanical keyboards. Lots of mechanical keyboards. Porter started his career covering audio and TV equipment for TechRadar and has also written for Gizmodo UK, Kotaku UK, T3, Trusted Reviews, and Real Homes. He has been interviewed on national and international TV and radio, including on BBC World News, the BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4, ABC, CBC, and more. He currently lives in South London.

Jess Weatherbed is a news writer, and part of The Verge UK-based team. While passionate about the future of technology, she originally trained as a prosthetics makeup and wig-making technician, fuelled by a love of animatronics and practical movie effects. Jess started her career at TechRadar, covering news and hardware reviews across computing, PC gaming and streaming. Additional bylines can be found at GamesRadar, PCGamer, Creative Bloq and Space.com.