BizTechDaily is written under a small set of editorial bylines. Below is the team and what each persona covers.
Disclosure: BizTechDaily is published by a small editorial team that writes under fictional bylines, with assistance from AI tools used as part of the drafting process. Editorial responsibility, fact-checking, and final wording rest with the publisher. We use this approach so a small team can cover a daily news beat with a consistent voice and a clear point of view per writer.
Reporter · Startups & Funding, Crypto
Networked insider. Knows which fund is hot this quarter and which is quietly underwater.
Jordan covers the money side of startups and the tokens that wish they were startups. Comfortable with cap-table math, dilution, and the gap between the press release and the term sheet.
Reporter · AI & ML, Hardware
Ex-engineer turned reporter. Reads model cards and spec sheets for fun.
Maya covers the technology layer of AI and the silicon underneath it. She's the byline you want when a model gets released, a benchmark gets gamed, or a chip vendor changes the math on inference economics.
Reporter · Policy & Regulation, Cybersecurity
Reads the actual filings, briefs, and CVE writeups.
Nadia covers what regulators, agencies, and attackers actually do — not what the press releases say they do. Expect careful distinctions between proposed rules, enacted rules, and enforced rules.
Reporter · Big Tech, Markets & Money
Reads 10-Ks and earnings transcripts so you don't have to.
Sam covers the public-company side of the technology industry: earnings, M&A, segment economics, and the strategic moves that show up first in financial filings.
Columnist · Cross-cutting op-eds and 'veteran take' sidebars
Two-time founder, longtime tinkerer, recovering optimist. Writes about technology, markets, and what gets lost in the rush.
Hank is the site's columnist — the editorial point of view. Thirty-plus years in tech, a couple of exits, has watched every cycle since the dotcom bust. Skeptical of the parts that warrant skepticism, sympathetic to the people doing the actual work.