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Dan Nystedt
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 Dan Nystedt (nice-ted) writes for the magazines, newspapers and Web sites of International Data Group (IDG), including PC World, Macworld, Computerworld and CIO.
For 10 years now, Dan has been writing about technology as it intersects with business, government and life. In particular, he focuses on hardware: chips, netbooks, smartphones, PCs, etc.
Dan began working for IDG in 2005 in Taipei, Taiwan, where he currently resides. Prior to IDG, Dan was bureau chief of Dow Jones Newswires in Taipei, writing articles ranging from technology to company-focused financial news. In 1999, Dan started as a features reported for an English language paper in Taiwan called the China Post, before moving to the Taipei Times as a business reporter.
Fascinated by technological change as the most significant revolution of our time, he has covered the industry in newspapers, Web sites, news wires and magazines. His work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Times, Washington Post and Business Week, in addition to IDG publications. In 2007, Dan worked with Tokyo correspondent Martyn Williams to co-write “Japanese porn industry embraces Blu-ray Disc” which won the Terho Uimonen award as story of year at the IDG News Service.
Although Dan’s last name is Swedish, he’s 100 percent American. He chose to live in Taipei because it's home to the friendliest people and best Chinese food in the world. He speaks, reads and writes Chinese. When not working, Dan likes to water ski, surf, travel, and read.
Stories:
Japanese porn industry embraces Blu-ray Disc
China gripped by Internet revival
China’s ancient treasures go digital
Why Would Google Want a Phone?
WorldBeat: Cyberlink plays to sports fans
HTC names Google phone 'Dream'
OLPC developing dual-boot Windows, Linux OS for laptops
Intel code names low-cost laptop chip Diamondville
WorldBeat: Inveneo braves goats, killer bees for IT
IT didn’t fail Myanmar during cyclone, people did
Samsung and Adidas Take on iPod and Nike
Wall Street Beat: Time to Put Off Buying LCD TVs and Displays
The IDG News Service distributes exclusive news, features, columns and graphics to Computerworld, CIO, NetworkWorld, PC World, Macworld and Infoworld – technology publications and web sites that account for more than 300 titles circulated in more than 85 countries.
News Service staff journalists report from Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Beijing, Bangalore, Paris, London, Brussels, Dublin, New York, Miami, Washington, Boston and San Francisco, and their stories are supplemented by contributions from IDG media worldwide. Each week day, the News Service distributes more than 100 stories across IDG’s global network of technology media outlets.
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