Tech pundit John C. Dvorak dies at 80, leaving a controversial media legacy
Veteran technology columnist and No Agenda co-host John C. Dvorak has died at 80, with his passing announced by the No Agenda podcast; the Los Angeles-born writer contributed to PC Magazine, the New York Times and NPR, authored several books, and even co-created the 'Dvorak on Typing' game, known for provocative takes on tech developments (including skepticism of the iPad). His death also highlights occasional age confusion in initial notices, which listed 74. The No Agenda show will continue, inviting donations in his memory, with his wife Mimi by his side.
