Tabletedia offers authoritative insight and opinion on tablet devices and the publishing industry. As part of our network of news sites, Tabletedia joins our coverage on mobile devices (Mobiledia), apps (Appedia) and Internet television (iTVedia), as well as Chinese language sites.

We attempt to bring insight and analysis to these industries with a fundamental belief that it doesn't have to have happened yesterday to be news -- that people are just as interested, if not more, about what the facts could mean for the future.

In addition, we believe in technological advancement, increased mobility and minimum interference by government, especially in the affairs of the market.

Our readership is modest by online standards, and many people write for us. But it speaks with a collective voice. Technology is often discussed, and disputed, by members of the editorial staff. And journalists often co-operate on articles, which in some cases, are heavily edited.

Kat Asharya

Kat Asharya has more than 10 years of experience as a writer on media, film, culture and fashion. She founded one of the Web's first and long-running fashion blogs, and her films have screened at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Anthology Film Archives, and the IFC Center in New York City. She received her undergraduate degree from Duke University and her master's in film from Columbia University.

Peter Ferenczi

Peter Ferenczi has been covering cutting-edge technology, mobile startups and entrepreneurs from Helsinki to Seoul for more than 10 years. As a writer for national publications such as New York Magazine and Laptop Magazine, he is adept at reporting insights into how technology shapes peoples' lives. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Duke University and master's from Nottingham Trent University, he now lives in Paris, bringing a true gadget lover's passion to every story he writes.

Florence Labedays

Florence Labedays has over 12 years of journalism experience. As editor-in-chief of Bloomberg TV France, she hired, trained and managed anchors, reporters and producers in Paris and London, setting editorial lines for daily live TV shows and financial news bulletins. Experienced at explaining complex topics clearly, she covered news on mergers and acquisitions, public offerings and shareholder battles, and won a SABEW Award for an exclusive interview on John Reed, president of the NYSE. Prior to Bloomberg, she worked at The New York Times and Associated Press in Paris, and CNBC in London.

Daithi Hanluain

Daithi Hanluain has over 25 years of experience in journalism. Starting at 16, he rose through sports to reviews, features, news and business before moving to Paris where he became a correspondent for The European. Returning to Ireland in 1996, he began writing about the Internet, including telecoms, convergence and new media for publications like the BBC, New York Times, International Herald Tribune, Reader’s Digest and Wired News. He is fluent in five European languages and currently lives in Ireland.

Brian McCulloch

Brian McCulloch has been reporting news for more than 25 years. Experienced at explaining complicated matters simply, he has covered business and financial news for institutions such as AFP, Time Out Magazine and Oxford Intelligence. He is fluent in English and French, and currently resides in southwestern France. He received his journalism degree from Rhodes University in South Africa.

Doug Rule

Doug Rule covered features for the Metro Weekly. Serving as the magazine's lead arts writer, he writes profiles of artists and entertainers, reviews pop music releases, theater productions and restaurants. He also reports on trends in the community, analyze community events, and profile local and national leaders, entertainers, promoters and personalities. He graudated of the University of Missouri, Columbia and currently resides in Washington DC.

In The News

Regularly recognized as an authority in the mobile industry, we are often cited or quoted in major media outlets. For press inquiries or questions, please contact us. Here are some select nationwide mentions: