Nationality United States Name Katie Hafner | Role Journalist | |
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Occupation Technology and society journalist Books Where wizards stay up late, Mother Daughter Me: A Me, CYBERPUNK, A Romance on Three, The Well | ||
Mit s sherry turkle in conversation with katie hafner
Katie Hafner (born 1957) is an American journalist who writes books and articles about technology, healthcare, and society, most often for The New York Times, where she was on staff for a decade. Prior to that, she was a contributing editor for Newsweek and Business Week. She has also written for Esquire, Wired, The New Republic and The New York Times Magazine.
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- Mit s sherry turkle in conversation with katie hafner
- Katie hafner on the history of the arpanet project
- Biography
- Books
- References
Her sixth book, Mother Daughter Me [1], a memoir about three generations of women trying to live together, was published by Random House in 2013. Mother Daughter Me received great advance praise and was named one of "Ten Titles to Pick Up Now" in the August 2013 issue of O Magazine, to Parade magazine's 2013 "Summer Reading List", July's Goodreads "Mover and Shaker" list and iTunes' "Best Books of July!"
She is currently working on a novel.
Katie hafner on the history of the arpanet project
Biography
She is interviewed in the John Korty documentary, "Miracle in a Box", about the rebuilding of a Steinway piano.
Hafner's 2006 New York Times article Growing Wikipedia Refines its 'Anyone Can Edit' Policy is currently featured in The McGraw-Hill Guide Writing for College, Writing for Life, second edition an English composition textbook. It is used by hundreds of undergrads as source material for topical essays.
Hafner lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.