Mike Isaac reports on technology for The New York Times, where recent bylines cover AI companies and other Silicon Valley firms. Mike's publisher describes Mike as a New York Times technology reporter whose coverage has included Uber and Facebook. Mike is the author of Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber, published by W. W. Norton, which was adapted as a television series.123
At a glance
- Current role
- Technology reporter
- Company
- The New York Times
- Sector
- Company
- Fields
- Teaching and writing
- Education
- UC Berkeley
- Work listed
- 1
- Sources cited
- 3
- Profile reviewed
Coverage
Isaac is a technology reporter at The New York Times. W. W. Norton's author page notes that Isaac writes frequently about Uber, Facebook and other large Silicon Valley companies for the Times.2
Isaac's recent Times articles, many written with colleagues, focus on the AI industry. Stories in Isaac's author feed from September and October 2026 cover AI developers such as Anthropic and OpenAI and the testing of AI agents on government websites.1
Publications
Isaac is the author of "Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber", published in hardback by W. W. Norton in 2019. The publisher describes the book as an account of Uber's rise and fall set against the changes in Silicon Valley during the mobile era.2
Work and contributions
Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber Show, channel or publication
Timeline
- Published "Super Pumped" about Uber with W. W. Norton.2
Where they work
- The New York Times 2 people in the wiki
Related people
- Cade MetzAlso at The New York Times
- Joanna SternTeaching and writing
- Antje BarthTeaching and writing
- Zvi MowshowitzTeaching and writing
- Yannic KilcherTeaching and writing
- Alex SmolaTeaching and writing
- Chuck KeithTeaching and writing
- Lilian WengTeaching and writing
- Molly WhiteTeaching and writing
- Scott HanselmanTeaching and writing
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References
3 sources · profile reviewed Oct 21, 2026 · data updated Oct 21, 2026