Sarah Jeong is a reporter at The Verge, who covers how law and tech affect speech and culture through platform bans, anti-hacking statutes, and intellectual property litigation in Silicon Valley. Her work also looks at how technology accelerates or deters the decline of American democracy. Originally trained as a lawyer, she has been working as a journalist for over a decade.

Sarah Jeong

The feds have Martin Shkreli’s Wu-Tang album

What’s at stake in the Microsoft Supreme Court case

When whisper networks let us down

Who blinked first in Waymo v. Uber?

Waymo and Uber reach a surprise settlement

I’m not so sure Waymo’s going to win against Uber

Uber is just too underhanded to play the underdog against Waymo

Why Waymo might play the Michael Douglas ‘Greed is Good’ speech in court

The battle of the damning emails begins with Waymo v. Uber opening statements

Hawaii governor forgot Twitter password during false missile alert crisis

is a reporter who writes about law, technology, speech, and democracy. A journalist trained as a lawyer, she has been writing about tech for 10 years.

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