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Walt Mossberg

Technology Columnist, The Wall Street Journal

Mossberg talks about his interest in technology. Read More

Mossberg talks about his interest in journalism. Read More

Climate change, Mossberg says, is a large issue for everyone. Read More

"Champion of the non-geeks." Read More

Fundamentalism arises from a rejection of information. Read More

Mossberg talks about capitalism's impact on technology. He argues that in spite of capitalism's imperfections, it has served as one of the greatest drivers of technological change and innovation. Read More

Venture capital is already flowing to new, greener projects. Read More

The reason Silicon Valley is Silicon Valley is Stanford. Read More

Is technology shifting the geopolitical balance? Read More

Never have people had so much access to so much information. Read More

"Oh my god, a complete insurgent could come in and raise the kind of money that could make a real difference in a campaign." Read More

Can newspapers survive the digital revolution? Read More

Watch for big changes in cell phones, wireless networks, and personal computing. Read More

In ten years, the Internet will microwave your soup. Read More

Expect to be using something like an iPhone for all your computing needs. Read More

We don't really know where it's going to take us, Mossberg says. Read More

Journalism as we know it is not going away. Read More

"Personal computers are just too hard to use and it's not your fault." Read More

Will the tech bubble burst? Read More

Geez, you know, can you even live in this country? Read More

About Walt Mossberg

Walt Mossberg

Walt Mossberg is the author and creator of the weekly Personal Technology column in The Wall Street Journal, which has appeared every Thursday since 1991.  With Kara Swisher, he currently co-produces and co-hosts D: All Things Digital, a major high-tech conference with interviewees such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and many other leading players in the tech and media industries. The gathering is considered one of the leading conferences focused on the convergence of tech and media industries.  In addition to Personal Technology, Mr. Mossberg also writes the Mossberg's Mailbox column in the Journal and edits the Mossberg Solution column, which is authored by his colleague Katherine Boehret. On television, Mr. Mossberg is a regular technology commentator for the CNBC network, where he appears every Thursday on the mid-day Power Lunch program. He is also a regular contributor to Dow Jones Video on the Web.

In a major 2004 profile of Mr. Mossberg, entitled "The Kingmaker," Wired Magazine declared: "Few reviewers have held so much power to shape an industry's successes and failures." Mr. Mossberg was awarded the 1999 Loeb award for Commentary, the only technology writer to be so honored. In May of 2001, he received an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Rhode Island. In May of 2002, he was inducted into the ranks of the Business News Luminaries, the hall of fame for business journalists. That same year, he won the World Technology Award for Media and Journalism.

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