Tech Journalist Louise Matsakis Departs Semafor to Pursue Freelance Career and Newsletter Venture

Tech journalist Louise Matsakis departs Semafor to launch a newsletter and pursue a freelance career, marking a new chapter in her illustrious career.

Louise Matsakis, a seasoned technology reporter and deputy news editor at Semafor, has bid farewell to the news organization to embark on a new chapter in her career. Matsakis, who has built a reputation for her in-depth coverage of tech, e-commerce, and China, is set to launch a newsletter titled “You May Also Like.”

Tech journalist Louise Matsakis takes the leap

During her tenure at Semafor, Matsakis focused on Asia news coverage, leveraging her expertise in technology reporting. Prior to joining Semafor, Matsakis was part of the NBC News tech investigations team, where she delved into the world of Amazon and TikTok.

Amazon, a subject of Matsakis’ investigative reporting

Matsakis’ impressive career trajectory also includes stints at Rest of World, where she served as senior editor covering technology, and Wired, where she honed her skills as a technology reporter. Her editorial experience extends to Motherboard, VICE Media’s technology and science site, and Mashable, where she worked as an editor.

Matsakis’ editorial experience spans multiple tech-focused publications

A graduate of New York University, Matsakis is poised to make a significant impact in the world of tech journalism with her newsletter, “You May Also Like.” As she embarks on this new venture, her followers can expect in-depth coverage of the tech industry, e-commerce, and China.

Matsakis’ newsletter, “You May Also Like,” promises to deliver insightful tech coverage

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