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Bobbie Johnson
Bobbie Johnson is an award-winning editor and media professional based in San Francisco, California.1 He has held several notable positions in the media industry, including:
Career Highlights
- Senior Editor at MIT Technology Review35
- Editorial Director at the Steve Jobs Archive1
- Features Editor at MIT Technology Review1
- Principal Investigator and Lead Editor on the Pandemic Technology Project1
- Editor-in-Chief of Anxy, a magazine focusing on mental health1
- Co-founder of Matter, an online publisher specializing in longform science and technology journalism1
- Technology Correspondent at The Guardian12
Background and Expertise
Bobbie Johnson has over two decades of experience in media and publishing.1 He is known for his work in technology journalism and has been described as "among the best in the tech journo business".4 Johnson's expertise extends to various areas of technology, including:
- Overseeing the Covid Tracing Tracker project at MIT Technology Review3
- Writing and reporting on technology trends and developments2
- Editing and producing longform science and technology journalism1
Personal Information
- Originally from Cambridge, England1
- Currently resides in the Bay Area with his family1
- Enjoys drumming as a hobby1
- Supports Chelsea FC1
Bobbie Johnson's diverse experience in technology journalism and editorial leadership has established him as a respected figure in the field of technology media.
Highlights
=== Update: I’ve had more people get in touch than I can handle—so applications are closed for now. ===
I'm looking for an editorially-minded researcher in July + August to help out with a strategy project. It's a short contract, around 10 hours per week for two months, but it's a fun project for those who are interested in sustainable publishing businesses.
Ideally folks are located in the Pacific Time Zone, and it's an added bonus if you are familiar with genre fiction and have experience/knowledge of the book publishing industry. If you or anybody you know might be a good fit, take a look!
I'm gearing up for the very first Curious Reading Club live conversation this Thursday—where we're discussing A Map of Future Ruins with author Lauren Markham. You've still got time to sign up!
It's such an interesting book about migration, belonging, and who gets to draw the lines, I'm excited to talk with her in depth.
Curious Reading Club is a non-fiction book subscription where each month I handpick a fascinating, thought-provoking title and bring in authors to chat about their work. We're just getting started, but it's been fun so far... and if you sign up now you can still get a copy of Lauren's book and an invitation to join our conversation!
https://lnkd.in/gqwvgiv2

