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Lindsey Turrentine EVP, Content and Audience
Lindsey Turrentine is executive vice president for content and audience. She has helped shape digital media since digital media was born.
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Connie Guglielmo Editor at Large
Before shifting to a role as editor at large, Connie was a CNET senior vice president focused on AI edit strategy. Before that, she was editor in chief of CNET, overseeing an award-winning team of reporters, editors and photojournalists producing original content about what's new, different and worth your attention. A veteran business-tech journalist, she's worked at MacWeek, Wired, Upside, Interactive Week, Bloomberg News and Forbes, covering Apple and the big tech companies. She covets her original nail from the HP garage, a Mac the Knife mug from MacWeek, her pre-Version 1.0 iPod, a desk chair from Next Computer and a tie-dyed BMUG T-shirt. She believes facts matter.
Expertise I've been fortunate to work my entire career in Silicon Valley, from the early days of the Mac to the boom/bust dot-com era to the current age of the internet, and I've interviewed notable executives, including Steve Jobs. Credentials
  • Member of the board, UCLA Daily Bruin Alumni Network; advisory board, Center for Ethical Leadership in the Media
Lindsey Turrentine
Connie Guglielmo
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CNET Magazine

The new CNET Magazine is here.

 Josh Miller/CNET

Every phone. Every car. Every tablet. Every smartwatch.

Every gadget has a story.

For nearly 20 years, CNET, through our pioneering online news and reviews site, has told stories of the technology, the people, and the companies reshaping our lives. We're proud to have created a digital destination that helps everyone -- from tech novices to enthusiasts -- stay current, discover new products, and learn how they work.

We've grown up with the Web and understand its magic. We know the power of online photographs, slideshows, deep and trusted reviews, and broadcast-quality Web videos. Our work reaches tens of millions of readers each month in all the ways consumers expect to find information -- on computers, tablets, and smartphones.

So it just makes sense that we'd take our expertise and deliver it through another medium we know our readers care about: print. Today we are proud to introduce the new CNET Magazine, available now in the United States and Canada.

Surprised? That's the point. While others are running away from print, we're embracing it to do what we've always done -- tell stories in fun and compelling new ways. Our quarterly magazine showcases original work you'll find only in the magazine, each piece reported and crafted by CNET's talented writers.

In our inaugural issue, you'll find Roger Cheng's exploration of the complicated connections in our digital lives. You'll read interviews with celebrities and visionaries, from LL Cool J to the executives driving a revolution in light bulb technology. We'll teach you tech tricks to brighten your days -- and maybe, after reading the secret to the perfectly positioned television, you'll want to redecorate your living room, too.

The irrepressible Stanley Bing brings his always-entertaining perspective on tech. And, of course, this wouldn't be CNET Magazine without our glorious, 24-page gift guide. It's the most interesting, informative tech buying guide you'll read this season, backed by the authority of CNET's reviews.

Only CNET tells the tech stories that matter to you, and now we're proud to share them in print.