We keep the masthead small on purpose. A compact desk moves faster, argues more honestly, and doesn’t hide weak copy behind a long credits list.
Editorial
Eric Collins — Editor
Eric runs the newsroom day to day: what we chase, what we kill, and how hard we push a claim before it goes live. He has spent years around product launches that aged badly and security stories that aged too well. His bias is toward verification and against empty certainty.
Maya Ngata — Deputy Editor, Features
Maya owns longer pieces — the ones that need room to show how a technology behaves after the press embargo lifts. She is good at sitting with engineers until the jargon collapses into something a non-specialist can use.
Jonah Reed — News Editor
Jonah keeps the homepage and category desks moving. If a story is thin, he sends it back. If it’s solid but late, he still wants it — preferably without the “breaking” costume.
Specialist desks
Priya Desai — Cybersecurity
Priya covers breaches, secure-by-default habits, and the unglamorous work of keeping systems upright. She has little patience for fear headlines that skip the fix.
Tomás Alvarez — AI & Robotics
Tomás tracks models, robotics deployments, and the labour stories attached to both. He asks who is in the loop when the demo ends.
Hannah Blake — Gadgets & Consumer Tech
Hannah tests and reads the fine print. Battery life, repairability, software lock-in — the stuff that decides whether a device earns a drawer or a life.
Liam Okafor — Cloud, Data & Infrastructure
Liam writes about the plumbing: regions, costs, sovereignty, and the quiet migrations that finance teams notice before marketers do.
How we work
Editors and reporters share drafts early. We argue in the document, not on social media. Outside contributors appear with a clear bio and, when relevant, a conflict note.
Want to reach a specific desk? Use the Contact Us form and name the topic in the subject line. We read more than we can answer, but real pitches with sources get further than press-release forwards.