Who actually writes PCMag

A masthead is a map: here is how PCMag splits reviews, news, video, and growth across named humans.

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Who actually writes PCMag

A masthead is a map: here is how PCMag splits reviews, news, video, and growth across named humans.

In brief

A masthead is a map: here is how PCMag splits reviews, news, video, and growth across named humans. PCMag routes every product category to a specific named editor, and the masthead is the fastest way to reach the right one. Originally reported by PCMAG.

One name at the top

One name at the top

Wendy Sheehan Donnell runs PCMag as Editor-in-Chief. Everything below her splits into reviews, news, video, and audience growth.

“Editor-in-Chief Wendy Sheehan Donnell”

Reviews run through PC Labs

John Burek directs PC Labs as Executive Editor, with Alex Colon and Jamie Lendino alongside him and Courtney Johnston managing operations.

“PC Labs Director/Executive Editor John Burek”

Hardware has its own bench

Tom Brant and Jeffrey L. Wilson manage PCs and hardware, backed by principal writers Matthew Buzzi and Brian Westover and a staff down to a junior writer.

Phones, apps, and deals

Angela Moscaritolo and Eric Zeman cover consumer electronics and mobile. Alan Henry and Ben Moore take software and services. John Mihaly handles shopping and deals.

News sits apart from reviews

Chloe Albanesius and Mark Yarm lead news and features, with Michael Kan as principal reporter and separate editors for features and how-to guides.

“Principal Reporter Michael Kan”

Pitch the right inbox

Staff emails are linked on the page. If you have a product review to pitch and no obvious contact, send it to reviews@pcmag.com. Unsolicited content and link requests get ignored.

“we do not accept unsolicited content or link requests”

At a glance

PCMag routes every product category to a specific named editor, and the masthead is the fastest way to reach the right one.

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