
John Bogna
John is a freelance writer and photographer based in Houston, Texas. His ten-year background spans topics from tech to culture and includes work for The Seattle Times, The Houston Press, Medium's OneZero, WebMD, and MailChimp. Before moving to The Bayou City, John earned a B.A. in Journalism from CSU Long Beach.
In the world of tech, John has written on topics from cybersecurity to YouTube philosophy. His work focuses on the intersection of tech and culture, and what technology really means to our everyday lives.
More of John's writing—from short fiction to essays—can be found on Medium.
For more, see John's main website, with writing and photography work.
About How-To Geek
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