Mathew Ingram is a prominent technology and media journalist known for his coverage of the intersection between media and technology since the early days of the commercial internet. He began his career as a blogger and technology writer for the Globe and Mail newspaper in Toronto, where he also served as the paper's first online Communities Editor. Ingram is one of the founders of mesh, Canada's leading web conference, highlighting his early involvement in the digital and tech community in Canada. He later joined GigaOM as a senior writer from January 2010 to March (year unspecified), followed by a role as senior writer at Fortune magazine from 2015 to 2017. He then became the chief digital writer at the Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) in New York, serving from November 2017 until September 2024. Throughout his career, he has been based primarily in Toronto, Ontario, and maintains a personal website at mathewingram.com. Ingram's work has focused on digital media trends, journalism ethics, and technology's impact on news, establishing him as a key voice in media analysis. He is profiled on platforms like Muck Rack and maintains a presence on Facebook, where he lists his professional history.