Joining this deep bench of editorial talent will be TechCrunch’s new weekend editor, Anthony Ha. Combined with a deep background in technology journalism, particularly in the tech-heavy Bay area, Ha brings a strong perspective to the newly-minted publication. He will be an essential part of day-to-day extended coverage on weekends, assuring timely breaking and developing news coverage. This window has caught on like wildfire in the tech scene.
Ha’s career spans several notable positions. He was the technology reporter at Adweek. There, he honed his craft in covering deep emerging technologies, trends and market dynamics. Prior to that he was senior editor at VentureBeat where he wrote analysis and deep dives on major trends, events, and news emerging from the technology world. His journey began at the Hollister Free Lance, where he worked as a local government reporter, showcasing his versatility in covering various topics.
Beyond his editorial roles, Ha has played important leadership roles. Most recently, he was vice president of content at a venture capital firm, where he oversaw content strategy and development, creating webinars, podcasts, live events and more. That unique combination of backgrounds makes him the ideal person to steer TechCrunch’s weekend coverage with authority.
Ha smartly resides in New York City and is widely accessible to readers and industry professionals as well. He welcomes secure communication or cryptographic verification via email at anthony.ha@techcrunch.com.
As part of his new role, Ha is set to attend the upcoming TechCrunch event scheduled for October 13-15, 2026, in San Francisco. This event is shaping up to be the largest convening of tech-savvy policymakers and practitioners in the nation. It will further deepen his ties to the community.
Adobe recently highlighted the significance of online shopping trends, stating that this period represents “a major e-commerce moment, as more shoppers opt to stay home and take advantage of deals.” This assertion demonstrates the changing and new realities of retail as Americans do more and more shopping online.
