John Dodge (editor)
A journalist for 40 years, John M. Dodge spent nearly 20 years in top editorial and management positions at Ziff Davis Publishing Co. (now Ziff Davis Media). He was editor and executive editor/news at eWeek(formerly PC Week)[1][2] and vice president of news for Ziff Davis, where he coordinated all of the technology news across the company's websites. Dodge worked at ZD from 1983–2002 except for two and a half years at CMP, another high tech publishing company.
Dodge was also a weekly e-business columnist for the Wall Street Journal online, author of a bi-weekly technology column for the Boston Globe,[3] and a contributor to a technology column for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has appeared on CBS News, CNN, Bloomberg News, ABC World News Tonight and other major broadcast outlets around the country.
Until January 2009, he was editor-in-chief of engineering publication Design News, a position he held for two years. He retired in from IDG in July 2015 and still writes for his favorite newspaper, The Boston Globe. He also blogs occasionally at The Dodge Retort (dodgeretort.com)
From January 2002 to September 2004, he served in top editorial roles at Bio-ITWorld and award-winning e-newsletter HealthITWorld.
He currently resides in West Newbury, Mass. and is married with two children in college.
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- ^ COMPANY NEWS; I.B.M. Finds Flaw in Some New Software By PETER H. LEWIS New York Times October 27, 1994
- ^ MAKING MICROSOFT SAFE FOR CAPITALISM By JAMES GLEICK New York Times Published: November 5, 1995
- ^ Torture tests say battery power's hardly nerdy By John Dodge Globe Correspondent Boston Globe March 30, 2009
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