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Esther Cohen

  • Associate Director, Audience Development, The Verge
New York
As seen in: The Verge, Flipboard, The Next Web, Asbury Park Press, Monthly Review, Tech News Tube, Roosevelt Islander
Associate Director of Audience Development @Verge. Previously @TheNextWeb and @Nickelodeon. I watch a lot of TV.
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Happy iPhone Day!

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By Esther Cohen
| The Verge
Posted Sep 17, 2025 at 1:11 PM UTC 0Comments E Esther Cohen Happy iPhone Day! The Verge team has spent the week putting Apple’s brand-new lineup through the test — the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone Air — and now we’re ready for your questions. Join Jake, Allison, and Todd for a live AMA today at 1 PM ET. Drop your questions in the comments of this quickpost, then come back then to see what they have to say. 🎁 Bonus: Our iPhone 17 Pro review is free to read all day — no subscription needed.
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A long time ago, we used to be friends

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By Esther Cohen
| Tech News Tube
Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
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Veronica Mars, Lost, and the internet’s takeover of TV Original

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By Esther Cohen, Cath Virginia, Graham MacAree
| The Verge
Verge homepage 2004 package hub By Esther Cohen, Design by Cath Virginia, Developed by Graham MacAree Oct 16, 2024, 1:00PM UTC AA lot has been said about TV in 2004. That it was the best year of television of all time, the peak of the Golden Age of television. Or maybe that it was the year reality television became too much, suddenly showing up on every channel as we flipped the switch.
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