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Kurt Schlosser

Reporter at GeekWire

Kurt Schlosser is a seasoned journalist currently serving as a reporter at GeekWire, a prominent technology news site based in Seattle. He has been with GeekWire since January 2016, where he covers a variety of topics, including major tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft, as well as cultural and lifestyle stories relevant to the Seattle area.13

Background and Experience

  • Career Path: Schlosser has a diverse background in journalism, having worked in various capacities such as writer, editor, and photographer. His experience spans both online and print media, including roles at NBC News, MSNBC.com, and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.14
  • Notable Positions:
    • Editor at NBC News: In this role, he contributed to creative development and editorial content.
    • Senior Editor at TODAY.com: Managed trending news coverage and multimedia content.
    • Deputy Entertainment Editor at MSNBC.com: Led entertainment coverage, achieving significant traffic for the site.15

Education

Kurt Schlosser holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications/Journalism from the State University of New York College at Brockport, completed between 1987 and 1991.15

Personal Interests

In addition to his reporting work, Schlosser enjoys photography and storytelling. He often explores Seattle, capturing its essence through his lens.12

Overall, Kurt Schlosser's extensive experience in journalism and his focus on technology and culture make him a notable figure in the media landscape of the Pacific Northwest.

Highlights

Aug 31 · linkedin

Living Computers closed for good in June, but fans of the museum can take a walk down memory lane thanks to a virtual tour created by Seattle-area tech vet Paolo Tosolini. He recently updated the 3D tour with links to the Christie’s auction that includes some of the mainframes, minicomputers, and other artifacts from computing history assembled by the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

Aug 30 · linkedin

Gage Academy of Art has moved from a 100-year-old building in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood to Amazon’s 5-year-old re:Invent tower in South Lake Union, bringing a colorful and quirky aesthetic to the base of a modern, 37-story office skyscraper.

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Location

Seattle, Washington, United States