Corey Noles is the Managing Editor of the Sales, Business Intelligence, and IT blogs on TechnologyAdvice.com. He comes to TA with more than 20 years of experience in journalism and publishing, running newsrooms, planning content, chasing beats, and hiring great writers. Throughout his career, Corey has covered all aspects of technology, including artificial intelligence, space, business tech, consumer tech, IoT, and much more. He got his start covering crime and government for a large family of newspapers.

• Journalism
• Editing
• CRM
• Business Intelligence
• Interviews
• Podcasts
• Interactive Media Journalism
• Newsroom Management
• Publishing
• Artificial Intelligence

• Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy from Southeast Missouri State University
• Master of Arts in Interactive Media Journalism

• American City Business Journals
• Innovation & Tech Today
• Residential Tech Today
• St. Louis Post Dispatch
• The Daily Statesman
• Southeast Missourian
• Innovation & Tech Talks
• KSDK (NBC)
• CBSNews
• Armchair Rockstar
• Bleacher Report

This changes from time to time for me, but for the past couple of years, it’s been the James Webb Space Telescope. I’m excited to be alive at a time when we’re capable of sending a device that could up-end everything we think we know today: physics, astronomy, religion, time, etc. The potential to change what we believe to be scientific fact (as it is doing daily) isn't a tagline most technologies can boast.