Ed Sutherland is an accomplished technology journalist with an in-depth knowledge of wireless, VoIP, WiMAX, and security subjects. He is currently working as a Managing Editor at Newslancers.com, a full-service technology journalism bureau that also serves as a support service for freelance journalists.

Ed has contributed to esteemed publications like Internetnews.com, where he served as Senior Contributing Editor and wrote daily news on a wide variety of Internet issues, Gigaom.com, where he covered telecom and a range of technology firms including Apple, Google and Microsoft, and Cult of Mac, where he reported on Apple's business moves and how they affect the iPhone, iPod and Mac community of fans.

Currently serving as a contributing writer at Computerworld, Ed writes about the mobile landscape and how large businesses are dealing with new wireless technology. At Wi-Fi Planet, he provides news and insights on a number of Wi-Fi, WiMax and VoWi-Fi issues as they relate to enterprise and small-and-medium businesses, and at Enterprise VoIP Planet, he writes about Internet phone issues as they relate to enterprise and small-and-medium businesses.

Ed's expertise in technology and wireless subjects are highly regarded, and he maintains a large number of contacts within the wireless and Internet sectors, as well as the technology punditry and analysis community.