I grew up at Newsweek- literally. I started in 1990, a sophomore at college, working for the magazine’s syndicated radio show Newsweek on Air. Over the next ten years, I liked to joke, there wasn’t a cubicle in the magazine’s offices at 251 West 57th that didn’t have my initials etched into its wall. Since 1999, I’ve had the luxury of working in the San Francisco bureau, writing about high-tech and the Internet. So this week is bittersweet; I just filed my last story for the magazine.
Next week, I start working for the New York Times. I’ll be spending much of December in New York City, then taking up a station in the San Francisco bureau, covering Internet trends. Please drop me a line at stone [at] nytimes.com. Happy Thanksgiving.