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David Silverberg

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Covers:  Tech, business, arts, leadership, management, SaaS, ecommerce, cannabis, disability rights
Former Writer in Residence @Torontolibrary 📝 Journalist for @bbcnews @TorontoStar @RecordingAcad Writing coach for journalists, creative writers

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David Silverberg is a freelance journalist in Toronto who specializes in technology, SaaS, startup culture leadership management, the arts, Jewish culture, cannabis and disability rights. His bylines have appeared in The Washington Post, The Globe & Mail, The Toronto Star, Fast Company, Business Insider, MIT Technology Review, The Daily Beast, Rue Morgue, Layered Butter, and many more.

He is also a writing coach who helps journalists and creative writers level up their skillset and entrepreneur…

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Lasers, drones and AI: The future of weeding

Lasers, drones and AI: The future of weeding

No-one likes weeding, but new technology is helping farmers around the world tackle weeds in a more efficient…

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How fashion designers are adding Braille to their clothing lines

How fashion designers are adding Braille to their clothing lines

What you need to know about burgeoning fashion designers who are catering their lines to the visually impaire…

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Revealing the pain of Partition through fact and fiction - Concordia University

Revealing the pain of Partition through fact and fiction - Concordia University

In 2013, while on sabbatical from her graduate program in studio arts at Concordia, Aanchal Malhotra, MFA 15,…

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6 of the most romantic bars and restaurants in the Annex

6 of the most romantic bars and restaurants in the Annex

David Silverberg compiles the most romantic dinner spots to check out in the Annex area of Toronto.

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The director of Oscar-nominated 'Turning Red' shares how she moved up through the ranks at Pixar ...

The director of Oscar-nominated 'Turning Red' shares how she moved up through the ranks at Pixar ...

Domee Shi is the VP of creative at Pixar and the director of "Turning Red" and "Bao." She started in the indu…

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How has this champion barista of Bulldog Coffee survived - and thrived - competition, constructio...

How has this champion barista of Bulldog Coffee survived - and thrived - competition, constructio...

Stuart Ross gets giddy when he prepares his signature drink, the Triple Chocolate Maple Passion, which earned…

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Charging providers target commercial fleets, MURBs with carbon credit rebate programs

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By David Silverberg Verified
| Electric Autonomy Verified
EV Sales TrackerEV Model TrackerPublic Charging TrackerCondo EV-Ready TrackerEV Incentives TrackerAll Data Trackers Autonomous VehiclesMedium & Heavy Duty Electric Vehicles (MHDVs)Electric Delivery VansPassenger EVsEV Tires & WheelsElectric BusesElectric School BusesElectric EMS and first responder vehiclesHydrogen Fuel Cell VehicleseBikes & eScootersRecreational EVsMarine ElectrificationElectric AviationBEVs in Mining Canadian Clean Fleet AwardsEV Fleets Pro AcademyCommercial EV...
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Screenwriter and Producer Jennie Snyder Urman ’99 Brings Bold Women to the Screen

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By David Silverberg Verified
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
If you want to learn how to overcome the steep challenge of standing out in a crowded Hollywood market, talk to Jennie Snyder Urman ’99. A writer, producer, and showrunner based in Los Angeles, she’s helped write or produce a slew of well-known TV shows including Jane the Virgin, Gilmore Girls, Charmed, and the recent CBS hit Matlock starring Kathy Bates in the titular role.
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My residency at Toronto Public Library was the best thing that’s happened to me recently

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| davidsilverberg.ca
When I look back at the past two months as the Writer in Residence at Toronto Public Library, with a focus on journalism, I can’t help but Joker smile like a silly silly man. Meeting with writers and running weekly programming has been so incredibly fulfilling and nourishing, it feels surreal. Like, did I just meet with 30 writers to advise them on their careers? Did I run six seminars, workshops and panels without any major issues? Yes, yes I did.
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