<em>The Atlantic</em> Announces Mike Isaac as Staff Writer

The Atlantic has announced that renowned technology reporter Mike Isaac will be joining the publication as a staff writer later this year. Editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg and executive editor Adrienne LaFrance shared their excitement in an announcement, expressing gratitude for his "groundbreaking reporting" on prominent companies like Meta and Uber, along with his numerous other scoops and investigations.

The Atlantic recently announced the hiring of Sophie Haigney, Robert F. Worth, Zachary Fryer-Biggs, Jebediah Reed, Alex Stockton, Lindsey Sitz, and Kevin Roose to bolster their team. Mike Isaac's addition to the staff is particularly timely, as the publication continues to expand its presence in Silicon Valley.

Mike Isaac has been the leading technology reporter for The New York Times for the past 12 years. His reporting prowess, combined with his exceptional writing skills and creative approach, make him a valuable addition to The Atlantic. He is known for tackling the most significant stories and reporting challenges, with a deep understanding of Silicon Valley.

In addition to covering AI, the modern information system, and influential figures, Mike is also the bestselling author of "Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber," which was adapted into a Showtime series. His work has uncovered critical information, such as the existence of Uber's secret Greyball program.

Mike Isaac's deep love for magazines, ambition, and creativity align with The Atlantic's mission. The publication is thrilled to welcome him and looks forward to his contributions to the team in the Bay Area starting in December.