John C. Dvorak
1946–2026American technology journalist and podcaster who wrote PC Magazine’s “Inside Track” column and co‑hosted the “No Agenda” podcast.
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John C. Dvorak (April 5, 1946 – July 20, 2026) was a prominent American writer and broadcaster covering personal computing and technology. He began his career as a wine writer before becoming a prolific tech columnist, contributing to PC Magazine, InfoWorld, Forbes, and many other publications, and authoring more than a dozen books on software and hardware.
Dvorak was known for his influential “Inside Track” column in PC Magazine, where he offered commentary, reviews, and industry analysis that shaped public perception of emerging technologies. He also appeared on television and radio, hosting shows on TechTV, CNET, and NPR, and was a founding member of the start‑up team for CNET Networks.
In the 2000s he joined Mevio as vice president and later co‑hosted the popular “No Agenda” podcast with Adam Curry, a show that attracted a large audience and earned a Podcast Award for Best News & Politics podcast. Dvorak’s blend of technical insight, cultural commentary, and humor made him a recognizable figure in the tech community.
He died on July 20, 2026, at the age of 80, leaving a legacy as one of the most enduring voices in technology journalism and new‑media broadcasting.
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