CNET editors
These editors work across all CNET sites to provide you with
the news, information, advice, and tools you need to understand technology and
its impact on your life.
Scott Ard, editor in chief
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Scott has been with CNET since 1996. He was previously an executive editor of CNET News. Prior to joining CNET, he was the managing editor of TechWeek magazine and the business and technology editor for the Oakland Tribune, and he covered federal courts for the Dallas Times Herald.
Dan Farber, editor in chief
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Dan Farber is editor in chief of CNET News. He has more than 25 years of experience as an editor and journalist covering technology. Prior to joining CNET News, he was editor in chief of ZDNet, where he developed the site's network of more than 30 bloggers covering key technology topics. Prior to joining ZDNet, Dan served as vice president and editor in chief at Ziff-Davis' flagship computing news publications, PC Week and MacWeek. He was also a founding editor at Macworld and part of the editorial staffs of PC World and PC Magazine. He is based in San Francisco.
Mike Ricciuti, executive editor, chief of East Coast bureaus
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Mike joined CNET to head up the Boston bureau for News.com back in 1996. He is now department editor for business technology and software covered by News, Reviews, and Download. He came to us from InfoWorld, where in two years he rose from senior writer to bureau chief.
Lee Koo, community manager
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Lee is also known as the keeper of CNET's online community. He manages a group of dedicated forum moderator volunteers, and he actively engages and welcomes our CNET audience to discuss today's hot tech topics and computer help and how-tos. From opinions to user product reviews, reading anything that comes from CNET members is what gets him excited!
Laura K. Cucullu, senior editor,
features and programming
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As features editor, Laura gathers the top stories from across CNET for Living With Technology, which each month takes an in-depth look at the tech in our daily lives. When she's not collecting other prime tidbits into buying guides, she likes to dabble in code and dream of a new laptop.
Jennifer Sparkman, front door editor
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Not counting her stint as a paper carrier when she was 14, Jennifer started in the media industry as a newsroom assistant, working her way up to copy editor and eventually food editor at The Modesto Bee. She most recently did contract work for Google, and prior to that was assistant managing editor at Chronicle Books in San Francisco. She has two children, and her goal in life is to find the perfect Philly cheesesteak in the Bay Area.
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