Ars Technica
Technology and science news site; part of Condé Nast from 2008.
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Who owns it
Owned by Condé Nast since May 2008.
People
Ken Fisher, Jon Stokes and Eric Berger (Senior Space Editor)
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- Ars Technica is a website covering technology, science, policy and video games.
- Ken Fisher and Jon Stokes created it in 1998.
- Condé Nast Digital bought it in May 2008 and added it to its Wired group.
- It is funded mainly by advertising and has offered paid subscriptions from 2001.
Key facts
Who owns it
Owned by Condé Nast since May 2008.
Parent company
- Condé Nast
bought with Webmonkey and HotWired for $25 million in all · since May 2008 1
People
People
- Eric BergerPerson
Senior Space Editor · since Oct 2015 2
Links
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