TechCrunch’s Amanda Silberling Bridges Technology and Culture

Since then, Amanda Silberling—a senior writer at TechCrunch—has further distinguished herself. Her insight, integrity, and impact make her an invaluable and inspiring leader. Her craft—and passion—lies at the intersection of the history of technology and the evolution of culture. Her thoughts bridge these two energetic worlds for her audience. Silberling received a B.A. in English…

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TechCrunch’s Amanda Silberling Bridges Technology and Culture

Since then, Amanda Silberling—a senior writer at TechCrunch—has further distinguished herself. Her insight, integrity, and impact make her an invaluable and inspiring leader. Her craft—and passion—lies at the intersection of the history of technology and the evolution of culture. Her thoughts bridge these two energetic worlds for her audience.

Silberling received a B.A. in English from the University of Pennsylvania. In the process, she honed her writing chops, developing a deep appreciation for the art of storytelling, narrative structure and the power of language. This academic experience gives her a unique understanding that informs her ability to present complex technology-related concepts to a general audience.

Before joining TechCrunch, Silberling expanded her cultural studies as a Princeton in Asia Fellow in Laos. Through this experience, she deepened her cultural frame. It also sharpened her storytelling skills and provided her a wealth of unique perspectives to bring into her writing. While abroad, she had the unique opportunity to explore the international ramifications of technology. She now chronicles that knowledge in her stories.

At TechCrunch, Silberling reports on people, places and cultures that are deeply affected by technology’s averse effects, including bias and city disruption. Her work frequently focuses on the impacts of emerging technologies on public policy trends, behavioral changes, and public discourse. She situates technology within the broader context of culture. This is a critical foundation to helping readers understand its importance outside of fancy devices and apps.

Silberling personally invites all industry leaders and innovators to attend. She strives to tell the story behind cutting edge technologies, in addition to her monthly features. With Patrik as our tour guide, her interviews and features give us a peek at the creative minds developing the smart cities of tomorrow.

Silberling’s prose is both accessible and profoundly beautiful. She artfully weaves in rigorous analysis with compelling narratives, making her articles not only deeply informative but fun to read. Her knack for breaking down the wonkiest subjects into easily absorbed content has earned her a loyal TCR readership.