is a tech journalist, professional yapper, culture writer, textile crafter, and avid dune defender.

Morgan Sung writes about the wild expanse of hell that is the internet. Over the course of her career, her beat has evolved into an exploration of social platforms and how they shape real-world culture. Her coverage includes dissecting the creator economy, unraveling conspiracy theories, defending sex workers amid an increasingly hostile digital landscape, analyzing the way moderation efforts (or lack of) have failed marginalized communities, unpacking generative AI trends, and explaining chronically online discourse to the blissfully offline.

She has written for KQED, TechCrunch, NBC News, Mashable, BuzzFeed News and more. She also runs rat.house, a newsletter about tech and digital culture. You might find her on TikTok. She would love to work with you.