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John Edwards has covered the technology industry for more than two decades. John's articles, columns and reviews have appeared in scores of print and online publications worldwide, including The New York Times, Washington Post, MSNBC, Philadelphia Inquirer, Newsday, CFO Magazine, CIO Magazine, Men's Health and American Way (American Airlines' in-flight magazine). He's currently a columnist for PricewaterhouseCoopers' CommunicationsDirect, plus a contributing writer to several other publications.
John's articles and columns have also appeared in InfoWorld, Electronic Business, Electronic Design, RFID Journal, Upside, Laptop Magazine, Mobile PC and PC Magazine. He's a former contributing editor to both PC Week and MacWeek and has been a regular contributor to The Economist's Economist Intelligence Unit.
Corporations and other organizations that have published John's work include Microsoft, AT&T, IBM, Cisco Systems, Oracle, Sun Microsystems, the IEEE Computer Society, the National Association of Broadcasters, the US Chamber of Commerce and the American Management Association
John is the author of several books, including The Law Office Guide to Small Computers (Shepard's/McGraw-Hill). Published in 1984, this book was the first to look at the role of desktop and portable computers in law offices and was recommended by the American Bar Association. John's other books include Leveraging Web Services (AMACOM), Telecosmos (John Wiley & Sons) and The Geeks of War (AMACOM).
In 1983, John pioneered online journalism by co-founding on CompuServe the world's first daily online news service. His online "Behind the Screens" commentaries, which began a decade-long run on CompuServe in the early 1980s, made him the world's first paid blogger.
As a consultant, John helped launch and edit ZiffNet's daily news operation, forming the foundation of a service that later became one of the Internet's leading technology news providers.
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