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Barbara Krasnoff

Barbara Krasnoff

Verified

Reviews Editor, The Verge

New York

Biography

Barbara Krasnoff is a technology writer/editor who has been in the business longer than she cares to admit. She is currently Reviews Editor for The Verge, where she edits and writes how-tos and other consumer-focused articles. When not concentrating on the latest tech, she writes speculative fiction short stories, and is the author of a new "mosaic novel" titled THE HISTORY OF SOUL 2065, published by Mythic Delirium Books. Occasionally, she even lifts her head from her computer to note a passing bird.

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Politics, Breaking News Entertainment, Art Science,Crime

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puppies

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Total articles 1245

  • Amazon’s latest Fire HD tablets are now on sale starting at $95

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified| Tech News Tube@ Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified · Tech News Tube

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Amazon’s latest Fire HD tablets are now on sale starting at $95

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified| The Verge Verified If you want a mental escape from today’s constant bombardment of alarming news, one method is to lose yourself in a good book — and an excellent way to do that is to read that good book on one of Amazon’s Fire tablets. Amazon has put many of the latest Fire HD tablets on sale starting today, and if you’re looking for a simple tablet for reading or watching movies, you might want to check them out.

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified · The Verge

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • If your parents complain that they don’t hear from you, you can send an AI instead.

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified| The Verge Verified The Verge logo. If your parents complain that they don’t hear from you, you can send an AI instead. At least, according to inTouch, which will make that call for you and spark “meaningful, mind-stimulating conversations with your parent.” Whether that parent will appreciate being called by an AI rather than their offspring is, well, questionable. 404 Media’s Joseph Cox asked his mother what she thought. “It sounds from the clips like talking to an automated company cold call,” she said.

    By Barbara Krasnoff Verified · The Verge

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Company Info

The Verge

The Verge is a technology-focused digital media platform that launched on November 1, 2011, under Vox Media. Founded by former Engadget staffers, it has quickly become a competitor in the tech news space, attracting over 70 million monthly pageviews. The company operates with around 102 employees and reported $8.3 million in revenue. The Verge offers a range of content, including technology news, reviews, and analysis on consumer electronics, software, science, and digital culture. It features multimedia content such as video series and has expanded its reach through editorial partnerships, including the integration of veteran journalist Walt Mossberg after acquiring Recode. The platform utilizes a proprietary CMS called Chorus for multimedia storytelling and audience engagement, and it focuses on user-targeted advertising solutions. The Verge targets tech enthusiasts, early adopters, and industry professionals, emphasizing video content and cross-platform storytelling in its strategy.

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-609-7026

Founded: 2011