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Marshall Honorof
Tech Writer and Editor
Marshall Honorof is a seasoned writer currently working at Highwire, where he focuses on technology, science, and gaming journalism. He has over 13 years of experience in editing and writing articles, showcasing a strong background in product reviews and related content. Honorof has previously contributed to various reputable publications, including Yahoo and Scientific American, indicating his versatility and expertise in the field.
Education and Background::
- Honorof is an alumnus of The Johns Hopkins University, which adds to his academic credentials in journalism.
Professional Experience::
- Before joining Highwire, he accumulated significant experience in the industry, emphasizing his role as a disciplined editor and reporter. His recent transition to Highwire marks a new chapter in his career after a decade of work in previous roles.
Honorof's work reflects a commitment to quality journalism in the tech and gaming sectors, making him a notable figure in these fields.
Highlights
Last month, I started as a Writer at Highwire! I wanted to post the news earlier, but — fittingly — I've been hard at work, and focused on my new assignments.
I had about ten thousand things I wanted to say when I found a new job. This past year has been a difficult one, and I know I'm not the only one who was in a tough position. I wanted to talk about the indignities of the job hunt, the tumultuous time in tech journalism, and the odd "LinkedIn persona" that folks have to adopt on this site.
For now though, I'll just say that I'm both relieved and glad to be working full-time again, and for a company that's full of good people. I have a lot to learn, and I intend to give it my best.
I'm still a bit shocked (in a good way!) that I get to write important pieces like this. Big thanks to Sean Captain for the assignment, and Worth Media Group for publishing it.
The world economy may grow quickly over the next few years, and it may grow slowly. But no matter what happens, it's likely that a disproportionate amount of the wealth will go to the ultra-rich.
After a certain point, you have to just call it what it is: Exploitation.
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