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Azeem Azhar

Exponential View
Studio portrait of author and technology expert Azeem Azhar, looking left, smiling.

Azeem Azhar writes the popular Exponential View newsletter, which explains how society and the political economy are changing under the force of technology. He’s also the author of Exponential: How to Bridge the Gap Between Technology and Society and serves on the board of the Ada Lovelace Institute.

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Ina Fried

Axios
Portrait of journalist Ina Fried, speaking at the DLD Munich conference.

Ina Fried is chief technology correspondent for Axios and editor of its daily tech newsletter, Login. Before joining Axios in February 2017, she was a senior editor at Recode, covering mobile, and produced the Code/Mobile series of conferences. Previously, Ina worked at All Things Digital and spent a decade writing about technology and business at CNET.

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