Silberling joined TechCrunch as a senior writer, the site recently announced. Silberling will explore the intersection of technology and culture, applying her unique lens to Next City’s dynamic and multifaceted audience. Her background and experiences have led her to explore how technology drives societal trends and how technology can be a tool for equity.
Silberling received her B.A. in English from University of Pennsylvania. While there, she honed her writing and analytical skills. This academic foundation will enable her to articulate complex technological developments in a way that resonates with readers from various backgrounds. Her insights into cultural dynamics will enhance TechCrunch’s coverage, ensuring that technology is not viewed in isolation but rather as a component of broader societal shifts.
Prior to joining TechCrunch, Silberling was a Princeton in Asia Fellow in Laos. During her fellowship, she went all-in on being a local. Simultaneously, she produced works that demonstrated the need for diverse, global-centered perspectives in technological advancements. This international experience has provided her with valuable perspectives. She has a clearer picture of what technology means for communities around the world.
In her new role, Silberling hopes to explore more stories that get at the intersection between new technologies and cultural trends. Her track record speaks for itself when it comes to her commitment to underrepresented narratives in the tech industry. Here at TechCrunch, she’s looking forward to this crucial emphasis.
Silberling’s addition to the team couldn’t come at a better time—with how quickly today’s technology is changing, he is needed to help us keep pace. As new technologies smash into old economies, the demand for thoughtful prose that anticipates cultural consequences is more urgent than ever. By tackling these intersections, Silberling will help add depth to the often one-dimensional narrative on where technology is taking us.
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