WaPo promotes Alexis Sobel Fitts to technology editor for enterprise and investigations
The Washington Post is promoting Alex Sobel Fitts to Technology Editor for Enterprise and Investigations, overseeing coverage of global efforts to regulate technology, as well as a variety of enterprise beats, including the growing influence of generative artificial intelligence, the impact of disinformation on national politics and the rise and fall of Silicon Valley’s most influential powerbrokers.
Before coming to The Post in 2021, she was deputy editor of Jezebel, guiding the website’s daily news and investigative reporting. She was previously a senior editor at Wired, where she edited features and essays and ran the magazine’s Ideas section. She has covered tech since 2013 when, as a senior writer at the Columbia Journalism Review, she developed a beat examining how technology giants were influencing media and the spread of information. In that role,states The Post, she authored many prescient pieces, including an early profile of Tony Haile, founder of the industry-changing analytics platform, Chartbeat.
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