Matt Berger is the digital director at Marketplace and has worked as a journalist and digital producer for over a decade in the areas of business, technology and arts and lifestyle.

Berger started his journalism career as a daily newspaper reporter in the San Francisco Bay Area. At the height of the tech boom in 2000, he got a job in downtown San Francisco covering high tech and venture capital for the Silicon Valley magazine Upside and its website. When Upside went downside in 2001 dot-com bubble, Berger moved a few blocks down Market Street as a technology correspondent for a global news wire service operated by magazine and Internet publisher IDG.

Prior to joining Marketplace in 2010, Berger was the executive producer for interactive at The Taunton Press, a publisher of lifestyle magazines, books, and digital products.

Berger lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two kids, and commutes to work 15 miles a day by bike.

Features By Matt Berger

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Play the Super PAC Name Game!

Is that a Super PAC or a Britney Spears movie? Marvel over this list of the most obscure Super PAC names and create your own with the Super PAC Name Generator from WNYC
Posted In: super PAC, elections
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Election 2012: Voting for food stamps

The number of Americans who receive food stamps is up and the cost to taxpayers has nearly doubled since the last presidential election year. See where your state stands on this election issue.
Posted In: food stamps, SNAP, Interactive Map
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Storify: Doing the numbers on Facebook's IPO

Too busy to read the full prospectus from Facebook announcing its initial public offering? Here are the highlights - from it's $5 billion offer to Mark Zuckerberg's $1-a-year salary - via my Twitter feed.
Posted In: Facebook, IPO
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Election 2012: Send us your audio comments

Tell us about the most important economic issues on your mind this election year. Record your answer with our new Record Button and share it with us right from your web browser
Posted In: 2012 election, soundcloud
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What if car makers released 'beta' versions?

Companies who produce technology, from Apple to Google to Marketplace, rely on the "beta" release to get new products to market before they're bug free. But are we too liberal with the term?
Posted In: software, beta, testing
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When the crowd disrupts the newsroom

Citizen journalists and their "community generated content" are hitting traditional newsrooms where it hurts, the payroll. CNN journalists become the latest victims of digital disruption.
Posted In: cnn, user-generated content, layoffs
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Forget 'Black Friday,' update your parents' browser instead

There's a new holiday tradition you should celebrate this November 25, web developer everywhere will give you thanks for it
Posted In: browser, internet explorer, firefox
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A fellow disruptor, with research

Turns out most people know technology will disrupt their work and business, but few are ready to adapt
Posted In: digital, study
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Economists say consumers will start spending

The Marketplace Daily Pulse is up today. The U.S. consumer - that beaten-down, bedraggled, hopeless character - seems to be getting a shot of opt...
Posted In: consumers, Marketplace Daily Pulse, Retail
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America Underwater: The mortgage crisis in data

This week, Marketplace Money and The New York Times team up to tell the story of home ownership in America three years after the housing bubble. View our interactive map and listen to our special podcast.
Posted In: Housing, Marketplace Maps, mortgage, underwater mortgage

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