Anthony Ha is TechCrunch’s weekend editor. He is the strongest influence on the publication’s popular, acclaimed and prescient coverage of emerging technology and innovation. Ha, who lives in New York City, has a deep reservoir of experience from roles he’s held during his career. His experience brings incredible depth to the editorial prowess of TechCrunch.
Prior to joining TechCrunch, Ha sharpened his reporting chops as a staff tech reporter at Adweek. During his tenure, he dove deep into the particulars of the tech industry. He had an uncanny ability to connect the dots between major breakthroughs and new technologies. He went on to be a senior editor at VentureBeat. There, he refined his mastery of the technology journalism craft.
Ha’s experiences in journalism started with hometown reporting as the government reporter for the Hollister Free Lance. This formative experience planted within him the seeds of a great investigative journalism work ethic and community scaffolding. Afterward, he became vice president of content at Greycroft Partners, a venture capital firm, a decision that surprised many. During this period, he was instrumental in defining narratives around public/private investment and smart/connected technology.
Ha also has been working hard filling editorial duties. In fact, he was recently featured at a TechCrunch Disrupt event held in-person in San Francisco on October 13-15, 2026. Events like these provide platforms for industry leaders and innovators to discuss trends and share insights, emphasizing the importance of digital connectivity in today’s market.
Anthony Ha is a writer at TechCrunch.
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Ha also writes for TechCrunch and has a deep well of experience in tech journalism. This background uniquely positions him to understand the rapid and drastic changes facing the industry.
