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Senior Product Reviewer, Ars Technica

Scharon Harding

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Senior Product Reviewer, Ars Technica

New York

Beats

Primary beats

BusinessFinanceOpinionTechnologyEditorial

Secondary beats

CultureLifestyle TopicsProductsPublic Professional SpeakingTrendsDealsArtsCustomer ExperienceCorporate FinanceChildren'S LiteratureMental HealthEntertainmentFinanzas PersonalesAutoConsumer TechSafer SkincareOpinionHome DecorVenture CapitalAngel Funding

Biography

Final Covers

wealth management, budgeting investing in the stock market,Personal finance side hustles, money management streaming services, saving money paying off debt

Doesn’t Cover

There are no topics I am unwilling to cover.

Journalist Type

Product Reviewer

Seniority Positions

Senior

Industries

Medium Formats

Media

Content

Total articles 2708

  • Available on paid plans

    HP agrees to $4M settlement over claims of “falsely advertising” PCs, keyboards

    By Scharon Harding Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    HP agrees to $4M settlement over claims of “falsely advertising” PCs, keyboards

    By Scharon Harding Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    HP agrees to $4M settlement over claims of “falsely advertising” PCs, keyboards

    By Scharon Harding Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

As seen in

Wired En Español,Laptop Mag,Ars Technica,Apc,Newsbreak,Android Police,Tom'S Hardware,Wired Magazine,Heise Online,Flipboard,The Code Project

Company Info

Ars Technica

Ars Technica is a well-known online publication that covers technology, science, politics, and society. Founded in 1998, it has become a trusted source for news, reviews, and guides on topics such as computer hardware, software, technology policy, and video games. In 2008, Ars Technica was acquired by Condé Nast Digital, joining the Wired Digital group. The publication operates primarily through online advertising and offers a paid subscription service that provides benefits like ad-free browsing and exclusive content. Its audience includes technology enthusiasts, professionals, and individuals interested in science and policy. Ars Technica features contributions from a diverse team of writers, including experts in science, health, and space exploration.

New York, New York, United States

Founded: 1998