
Ed Zitron writes Where's Your Ed At, a newsletter of long-form posts on the technology industry, AI, and venture capital, and hosts Better Offline, a weekly podcast with iHeartRadio and Cool Zone Media about the tech industry's influence on society, told through narrative episodes, interviews, and panel discussions. Ed Zitron is also CEO of EZPR, a media relations and primary research company, and has an upcoming book with Penguin Random House titled "Why Everything Stopped Working". Ed Zitron previously worked as a games journalist and has written for publications including The Atlantic and TechCrunch.123
At a glance
- Current roles
- Writer +2 more
- Companies
- Where's Your Ed At, Better Offline, EZPR
- Sector
- Independent
- Fields
- Teaching and writing
- Work listed
- 2
- Honors
- 1
- Sources cited
- 3
- Profile reviewed
Channel and publications
Zitron writes Where's Your Ed At, a newsletter of long-form essays on the technology industry, AI, and venture capital, and hosts Better Offline with iHeartRadio and Cool Zone Media. The show page describes Better Offline as a weekly program combining narrative storytelling, one-on-one interviews, and panel discussions about the tech industry's influence on society.213
Zitron began as a games journalist, writing for PC Zone, CVG, Eurogamer and others, and has been published in The Atlantic, Business Insider, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and TechCrunch. Zitron also runs EZPR, a media relations and primary research company, and has a book in progress with Penguin Random House, Why Everything Stopped Working, which the newsletter's About page lists for release in mid-2027.1
Work and contributions
Where's Your Ed At Show, channel or publication
Writes long-form newsletter posts on the technology industry, AI, and venture capital.2
Better Offline Show, channel or publication
Hosts a weekly podcast about the tech industry's influence on society, with iHeartRadio and Cool Zone Media.13
Honors and recognition
- Webby Award (Better Offline) · The Webby Awards1
Where they work
- Where's Your Ed At 1 person in the wiki
- Better Offline 1 person in the wiki
- EZPR 1 person in the wiki
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