Introducing David Rowan, editor of WIRED, our new digital advocate
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What’s your golden rule?
Stay curious.
Who has been your biggest influence?
George Orwell. For teaching me how to write tightly and to understand the power of language.
What is your most hated business expression?
At the end of the day (when not referring to the end of a day).
What’s the smartest business idea you’ve ever had?
Charge people money for high-quality editorial content. It’s just waiting for a device called the iPad.
Which leader do you admire most and why?
Jed Bartlett. He’d make the world a better place.
What’s your favourite word?
Serendipity
Tell us a secret.
I’ve received letters from four serial killers. They all happened to be Guardian readers when I was the letters editor. Suggests a new Guardian marketing campaign, doesn’t it?
David will be contributing columns to our blog on a monthly basis.
Posted: May 26th, 2010 | Author: elen.lewis | Filed under: Digital, Q+A | Tags: david rowan, Digital, marketing society digital advocate, wired | Leave a Comment »
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