David Pogue Biography

Dave Pogue is a tech journalist and also a technology speaker. He spent 13 years as a contributor in the weekly column for New York Times writing about technology. He founded Yahoo Tech soon after making a move to Yahoo in the summer of 2013. The position Dave held at yahoo served to increase his prominence as a global speaker on matters related to technology.

Pogue contributes monthly articles to Scientific American and serves as a columnist for CBS Sunday morning. He replaced Neil DeGrasse as the host of Nova Science Now. Pogue graduated from Yale in 1985 with a degree in music after which he joined Broadway musicals in New York for ten years. He has won numerous Emmy Awards for journalism.

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