Taylor Lorenz is a jounalist covering the content creator world and a tech columnist for The Washington Post.
She has previously worked for The New York Times, The Atlantic, and The Daily Beast. Her writing has appeared in New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, Fast Company and she regularly appears on NBC, CNN, MSNBC, and the BBC.
Taylor was named to Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list of Leaders in Media and Entertainment in 2020, Adweek included her in their Young Influentials Who Are Shaping Media, Marketing and Tech listing, Town & Country magazine named her to their New Creative Vanguards list, calling her “The Bob Woodward of the TikTok generation.”
She lives in Los Angeles, and is currently beefing with Elon Musk on Twitter or x or whatever we call it today.
More importantly, she is the author of the upcoming book:
Extremely Online, the untold story of Fame, influence and power on the internet which comes out October 3rd.
Pre-Order here: https://www.amazon.com/Extremely-Online-Untold-Influence-Internet/dp/1982146869
What better way to add to that impressive list of accomplishments, than with an appearance on Chad and Steve have a podcast.
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