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Adam Rowe

Adam has written at Tech.co for ten years, currently as Fleet & Logistics Editor. He also worked at logistics newletter Inside Lane and was a Forbes Contributor on the publishing industry, for which he was named a Digital Book World 2018 award finalist. His work has appeared in publications including Popular Mechanics and IDG Connect, and his art history book on 1970s sci-fi, ‘Worlds Beyond Time,’ was a 2024 Locus Awards finalist. When not working on his next art collection (out September 2027), he’s tracking the latest news on dash cams, fuel cards, and the future of fleet.

  • Spotify and the podcasting industry
    Gimlet Media and Anchor: What Spotify’s Acquisitions Mean for Podcasts Spotify just acquired podcast startups Gimlet Media and Anchor in the biggest podcast industry acquisition ever. Here's what the news means for Spotify, for the entire podcast industry, and for all the tiny underdog podcasters out there.
    Adam Rowe
  • How the Startup of the Year Competition Impacts Its Winners
    Adam Rowe
  • 2017 trends
    How the Biggest Tech Trends Are Evolving in 2017
    Adam Rowe
  • The Apple iPhone era is over
    Its iPhone Dominance Is Over, But Apple Has Never Been Healthier While Apple's iPhone revenues declined 15 percent from the prior year, all other products and services' revenue grew 19 percent. There's a reason Tim Cook is proud of Apple's 1.4-billion-strong active install base – it's core to the company's service-led future.
    Adam Rowe
  • Largest ever password leak
    Largest Ever Email and Password Leak Just Got Worse Already one of the largest data breaches ever, the list of 2.2 billion users' data is over three times larger than previously thought. Could you personally be affected? Odds are pretty high that you were. Here's more on what exactly happened and what you can do about it.
    Adam Rowe
  • Is Facebook for kids?
    Why Parents Should Worry About Kids Using Facebook Parenting in the internet age is tough. And Facebook's track record with how it treats younger users should be enough to concern any parent. This week alone, Facebook was found to be paying teenage users for access to their data, and its track record is little better.
    Adam Rowe
  • Samsung Recyclable Packaging
    Samsung Goes Green, Will Scrap All Non-Recyclable Plastic Packaging In 2019 Samsung Electronics is ditching its non-recyclable plastic packaging this year, opting for recyclable and bio-based plastic materials and paper. All of Samsung’s products and Samsung-branded accessories will be included in the sustainability initiative.
    Adam Rowe
  • Hulu drops price
    Hulu’s Basic Package Just Dropped to $6 Per Month Hulu just cut its basic subscription tier down by two dollars, to just $5.99 per month. That's good news for streaming TV fanatics. The price shift comes hot on the heels of Netflix's recent price hike, which saw the service's $8 a month tier rise to $9. Is it a response?
    Adam Rowe
  • PodCon 2 header image
    PodCon 2019: Shaping a More Inclusive Future The second annual PodCon, a convention for podcasters and their fans, took place in Seattle over the weekend. The event still embodied the scrappy underdog on its second outing: It’s one of the smaller cons around, fascinating not for its size, but for the future it represents.
    Adam Rowe
  • The Netflix big new price hike
    Netflix Just Raised Prices for US Subscribers by up to 18% – Here’s Why All Netflix subscribers in the United States are about to see a price hike, effective across all subscriber tiers immediately. At a 13-18% increase, it's the largest one in Netflix's 12-year history. Here's why Netflix decided to make the move now.
    Adam Rowe
  • Marco Rubio has a new data privacy bill
    Marco Rubio Proposes Another Federal Data Privacy Bill U.S. senator Marco Rubio has a new bill calling on the Federal Trade Commission to draft data privacy regulations covering companies including Facebook and Alphabet’s Google. Here's what that means.
    Adam Rowe
  • Guide: What Is Samsung MicroLED? MicroLED is the latest innovation in TV technology, and it just took another leap forward at CES 2019. How does this new tech work and when is it rolling out to every-day consumers? Here's what to know about the bright-lit, inky-black future of TV tech.
    Adam Rowe