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Daniel Zuidijk
Journalist at Bloomberg
Daniel Zuidijk is a Technology Reporter at Bloomberg News, based in London. He has been with Bloomberg since November 2017, progressing through various roles including Bureau Reporter and DNA Editor before taking on his current position in December 2023.1
Educational Background
- Master's Degree: Magazine Journalism, City University London (2012-2013)
- Bachelor's Degree: Art History and Visual Culture, University of Manchester (2008-2011)
Professional Experience
- Technology Reporter at Bloomberg News (Dec 2023 - Present)
- Bureau Reporter at Bloomberg News (Mar 2023 - Dec 2023)
- DNA Editor at Bloomberg News (Mar 2020 - Mar 2023)
- Breaking News Editor at Bloomberg (Nov 2017 - Mar 2020)
- Journalist at Storyful (Sep 2016 - Nov 2017)
- Community and Social Journalist at The Times (May 2015 - Sep 2016)
Daniel has also held various internships and roles in other media outlets, showcasing a diverse background in journalism.1
Skills and Contributions
Zuidijk is recognized for his storytelling ability and keen attention to detail. His background in art history informs his unique perspective on technology reporting, allowing him to connect broader cultural narratives with technological developments. He is fluent in Dutch, French, and Spanish, enhancing his ability to engage with a diverse audience.1
Online Presence
He maintains an active LinkedIn profile and is also present on X (formerly Twitter) under the handle @DZuidijk, where he shares insights related to his work and the technology sector.12
Highlights
I’m going to Gamescom for the first time this week.
My timetable is añready pretty full, but do reach out if you work in the industry and want to hang out.
I particulalry want to hear from you if you work in analytics, legal or one of the other incredibly important jobs that often get overlooked.
Also anything Nintendo…
Feel free to reach out on here. Otherwise DM for WhatsApp/Signal and I will be happy to share.
When it comes to fighting mis- and disinformation, we're no longer living in the halcyon days of 2021.
Attempts to study, understand and just occasionally curtail the spread 'fake news' have come under ferocious attack by a lose-knit coalition of anti-establishment types.
Several researchers that I spoke to raised doubts about their ability to continue doing this work after facing death threats, legal subpoenas and a steady torrent of online abuse for just doing their jobs.
While the counteroffensive against the "censors" began in the US, recent months have seen it bleed into fringe communities around word. The end result - at least in my opinion - is that we know less about the spread of mis- and disinformation than ever before.
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