Eric Lundquist is the Editorial Director, which includes print, online, international and conference editorial activities. He writes the weekly Upfront print column, maintains a blog and podcast on eweek.com and is a frequent speaker at industry events. Prior to being named the Editorial Director he was Editor-In-Chief of eWEEK. Lundquist came to technology reporting after working as a daily newspaper reporter and correspondent for United Press International. Lundquist has appeared regularly as a technology commentator on CNN and CBS Marketwatch.He has won numerous journalism awards including Neal Awards, Computer Press Association awards and New England Press Association awards. He was named to the Marketing Computers “Most Influential Journalist” list.

Rapoza joined eWEEK in 1993, and since then has evaluated products and technologies in almost every technology category. Jim is responsible for scouting out new and emerging technologies, covering those technologies in a new blog, on our website and in print. He has covered both the server and client side of Internet and intranet applications, from Web servers to browsers to e-commerce platforms to security. Rapoza has coordinated several evaluations at enterprise organizations, including Gannett and The Prudential, to measure the performance of products and services under real-world conditions and against real-world criteria. Rapoza has been interviewed for NPR, ABC Radio, NECN and other local media outlets.

As Director of Editorial Operations, Petersen is in charge of all our cross publication efforts across both online and print, including all podcast and video efforts. Petersen joined PC Week (Ziff Davis Media) in 1995 after stops at the Beverly Times, Boston Herald and Boston Business Journal. His first job at PC Week was Department Editor, managing the Servers & Databases section. Later he helped launch the publication's first Internet, Intranet Builder and Internet Economy sections. He moved up to Deputy News Editor in 1999, and News Editor in 2000. Petersen wrote the magazine's "E-volution" column (1998-2002) and is current "News Edge" columnist, from March 2004.

As Editor, Donston is responsible for the content and quality of the weekly publication as well as eWEEK's demographic editions, and will act as liaison with the eWEEK.com group. With eWEEK since 1990, Donston previously provided editorial direction to eWEEK Labs analysts and editors, aligning reviews, tech analyses and features with eWEEK readers' most pressing concerns. Donston developed and managed the Labs' weekly feature packages, as well as developed the Labs' eVALUATION program, a solutions-oriented platform for evaluating products in real-world environments. Donston has worked very closely with and managed eWEEK's Corporate Partners, an Corporate Partners comprising IT professionals from private, public, government and academic organizations that helps ally eWEEK's content with the most pressing needs of IT.