Leo Laporte
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Leo Gordon Laporte (born November 29, 1956 in Manhattan, New York City) is an American technology broadcaster, journalist, author and founder of TWiT. Laporte currently resides in Petaluma, California, USA.
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Personal Life
Laporte is a native of Providence, Rhode Island but now lives in California with his wife Jennifer and two children, Henry and Abby.
TWiT
As founder Laporte hosts or co-hosts most of the shows on the TWiT network. Sometimes he goes by the nickname Chief TWiT.
Other Work
Current
- Host of nationally syndicated radio show The Tech Guy for Premiere Radio Network.
Past
- Host of The Lab with Leo on G4techTV Canada.
- Host of Call for Help on G4techTV Canada.
- Host and creator of Call for Help on TechTV.
- Host and creator of The Screen Savers on TechTV.
- Co-host and creator of The Site on MSNBC.
- Co-host of Dvorak on Computers, syndicated.
- Co-host of Laporte on Computers on KGO and KSFO.
- Author of numerous books including the Technology Almanac series.
- Author of MacArc and QDial programs for the Macintosh (1986)
External links
- http://leoville.com – Leo's blog
- http://leoville.com/leo-opml.xml – Leo's RSS subscriptions from Google Reader (in OPML format)
