John Herrman is a writer for New York Magazine and has also contributed to The New York Times and Editor & Publisher Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics, including technology, media, and culture. With a keen eye for trends and a unique perspective, John's articles often explore the intersection of technology and society.
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