Sentence examples for deputy technology from inspiring English sources

Ben Grubb, deputy technology editor of the Sydney Morning Herald was later released without charge.

Quentin Hardy, the deputy technology editor for The Times, explains how the cloud is starting to change the way we work.

She previously worked at The Wall Street Journal for nearly 14 years, most recently as deputy technology editor in its San Francisco bureau.

— WILLIAM ALDEN Michael Moritz, the chairman of Sequoia Capital, Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google, and Clara Shih, the chief executive of Hearsay Social, are discussing technology's economic impact with Quentin Hardy, deputy technology editor of The New York Times.

Guess I am not the only one," Charlie Warzel, deputy technology editor at Buzzfeed.com, an online news site that has its own reporters but also has content sponsored by advertisers, wrote in a Twitter post.

Quentin Hardy, a deputy technology editor at The Times, discusses his recent Bits blog post on the topic — and why it might be a good idea for future college students to consider a major in statistics.

Presidential Innovation Fellows now hold senior roles in the White House (Ryan Panchadsaram, U.S. Deputy Chief Technology Officer), Commerce Department Ian Kalinn, Chief Data Officer) and the VA (Marina Martin, Chief Technology Officer).

Code for America was founded in 2009 in San Francisco by Jennifer Pahlka (who served as the U.S. Deputy Chief Technology Officer) to promote 'civic hacking', and to bring 21st century technology to government and improve the civic tech marketplace, which is estimated to be more than $142 billion.

"That gives us the ability to have our hands on the evolution of these technologies to learn about how to make them more trustworthy," says Weitzner, who was the United States deputy chief technology officer for Internet policy in the White House from 2011 to 2012, while on leave from his longtime position at MIT.

Former deputy chief technology officer Nicole Wong was an executive at both Google and Twitter.

Daniel Weitzner is deputy chief technology officer for Internet policy in the White House.