Digital Trends Senior Editor Caleb Denison is a sought-after writer, speaker, and television correspondent with unmatched expertise in AV and entertainment technology. Denison parlayed his employment at the first-ever online speaker company into a reputation as a serial early adopter and technology communicator. His digestible style landed him a recurring gig leading media tours at CES, taking audiences behind-the-scenes at the world-renowned trade show to spotlight the best new tech. Other on-camera work includes Digital Trends’ original video series and podcast, Trends with Benefits, as well as a number of local and national television and radio appearances. Denison is also known for creating consumer buying guides in video and written format for brands like Amazon and the Consumer Technology Association (CTA).
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