Seth Fiegerman was a Senior Business Reporter at Mashable, where he covered startups, marketing and the latest consumer tech trends. He joined Mashable in August 2012 and is based in New York.Before joining Mashable, Seth covered all things Apple as a reporter at Silicon Alley Insider, the tech section of Business Insider. He has also worked as a staff writer at TheStreet.com and as an editor at Playboy Magazine. His work has appeared in Newsweek, NPR, Kiplinger, Portfolio and The Huffington Post.Seth received his Bachelor of Arts from New York University, where he majored in journalism and philosophy.In his spare time, Seth enjoys bike riding around Brooklyn and writing really bad folk songs.
Latest From Seth Fiegerman
One of the world's top paid execs just resigned. Now he can't stop tweeting about it.
Nikesh Arora, a former Google executive, decided to take a slightly different approach to the usual executive departure announcement.
Mark Zuckerberg approves re-election of Trump-loving, Gawker-bankrupting billionaire to Facebook's board
Apparently launching a covert multi-million dollar revenge campaign to bankrupt a large media organization isn't enough to get kicked off Facebook's board.
Why Apple's biggest new bets haven't paid off yet
All your big questions about Apple get answered in the latest episode of Biz Please, featuring two of the smartest Apple analysts.
Billionaire tech and sports mogul on the key to success: Avoid meetings
How Ted Leonsis juggles owning sports teams, investing in prominent startups, writing books and so much more.
Better late than never? Microsoft missed a chance to buy LinkedIn for $1.5 billion
Microsoft and LinkedIn is a courtship years in the making.
LinkedIn's sale is a sign of what's to come for Twitter and other social media companies
LinkedIn won't be the last big social media company to sell this year.
Gawker files for bankruptcy and puts itself up for sale
Peter Thiel is winning.
By Seth Fiegerman and Jason Abbruzzese
Turntable.fm founder is back with a new app that's kinda like Turntable, but different
Billy Chasen, the cofounder of Turntable.fm and creator of Chartbeat, is back pushing a new social app.
Uber begins letting passengers schedule rides up to 30 days in advance
It's a fundamental change for the on-demand service.
Twitter co-founder may have been hit by same hacking group as Mark Zuckerberg
This is getting out of control.
The battle between Europe and Silicon Valley
There is a fight brewing between European regulators and the self-styled "disruptors" of Silicon Valley. We talk to people on both sides in this week's Biz Please podcast.
B is for 'bizarre': Google's very strange first annual shareholder meeting as Alphabet
Casual sexism, curious fears about windmills and free hats.
The most beloved CEOs in America
The CEOs of Facebook, Google and LinkedIn all rank high on the list, but there's a new face at the very top.
Uber pushes new driver-friendly features amid lawsuits and scrutiny
Uber is rolling out the red carpet for drivers at a time when drivers are pushing back with lawsuits and unionization.
Behind Donald Trump's yuge love/hate relationship with the media
Sahil Kapur, national politics reporter for Bloomberg Politics, joins the Biz Please podcast to talk about an unprecedented campaign
The secret to how startups like Uber raise billions: Saudi Arabia, China and Singapore
Today's tech startups are raising billions without going public. This is one of the reasons why.
Uber raises unprecedented $3.5 billion funding round because it can
Uber's fundraising knows no limits.
Are the days of tech's 'easy growth' gone?
A sobering look at the growing challenges and opportunities for the tech industry.
Dream job alert: Bacon critic for Time's new breakfast vertical
Journalism is toast.
Snapchat's strategy: 1) raise billions of dollars 2) ??? 3) profit
tl;dr: because why not?
Meet Peter Thiel, the Gawker-hating, Trump-supporting billionaire Facebook board member
Peter Thiel is a man of contradictions and extreme views. At heart, however, he is someone who does not want to be told what he can and can't do.
The new media startup pitch: Save journalism from Facebook's death grip
"Winter is coming."
Uber finally gets its big automotive partner: Toyota
Pick your partner fast! The billion-dollar corporate square dance is heating up.
Volkswagen pumps $300 million in to Uber rival Gett
Even scandal plagued car companies need to plan for the future.
