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Mathew Ingram
Mathew Ingram is an award-winning journalist and media consultant who has spent the past two decades writing about business, technology, and new media as well as advising companies on their digital and social-media strategies. He is currently the chief digital writer for the Columbia Journalism Review and prior to that was a senior writer with Fortune magazine, where he wrote about the evolution of media and web culture. Matthew spent fifteen years as a reporter and columnist at the Globe and Mail.
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