
TechForReporters
Reporters and technologists helping each other
TechForReporters launched on August 18, 2017 with 136 votes, #268 of 3,214 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.
What it does
TechForReporters is a place where reporters can ask hard questions. Nearly every story is a tech story these days and reporters need quick, accurate answers. Technologists - programmers, engineers, designers, and thinkers - can answer in an anonymous or open forum. It is currently free.
TechForReporters is a place for reporters to ask hard tech questions. It's also a place for technologists to set the record straight and get noticed. Journalists : Need to ask a hard question about tech? Do it here, completely anonymously. Technologists : Want to get in front of journalists and explain your expertise? That's why we're here. TechForReporters is a project by John Biggs , an editor at TechCrunch and Gizmodo and a writer for the New York Times. T4R is a source for answers. Technology is changing. Understanding it is hard. T4R aims to connect technologists and journalists in order to help the world understand our swiftly changing planet. Connect with hundreds of journalists from…from techforreporters.com
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