Alexander Mason Marlow, born January 24, 1986, is an American media executive and author who serves as CEO and executive editor of Breitbart News, overseeing one of the leading conservative online media platforms. He began his career interning for conservative talk show host Larry Elder before being hired by Andrew Breitbart as the first employee of Breitbart.com in 2008 at age 21. He served as Breitbart's editorial assistant for four years, rising through the ranks to become editor-in-chief of Breitbart News Network. Marlow graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and has authored New York Times bestselling books including 'Breaking the News,' 'Breaking Biden,' and 'Breaking the Law.' His early role under Andrew Breitbart involved managing editorial operations from inception, contributing to the site's development as a prominent voice in right-wing journalism, and his tenure has positioned him as a key figure in conservative media.