# Who actually writes PCMag

> A masthead is a map: here is how PCMag splits reviews, news, video, and growth across named humans.
- Title: Who actually writes PCMag · PCMAG | Shortify
- Summary: 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…
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- Source: PCMAG — https://pcmag.com/about/pcmag-staff
- Author: PCMag
- Published: 2026-09-15T11:11:33+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: pcmag, masthead, tech journalism, editorial, media, technology
## 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
## Key takeaway

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