Journalist and Author
Emily Chang is an American journalist and television host at Bloomberg, where she anchored Bloomberg Technology for over a decade and now presents The Circuit. Her book Brotopia examines gender inequality in Silicon Valley, drawing on more than two hundred interviews across the technology industry.
by Emily Chang
Chang, a Bloomberg television anchor, uses more than two hundred interviews to document how Silicon Valley became the most male-dominated sector of the knowledge economy, from hiring culture to venture capital to sex parties. The book argues that the industry's gender ratio was a deliberate historical construction, not a natural outcome.
The books Emily Chang references, cites, and recommends most frequently.
by Brad Stone
Stone chronicles Bezos's relentless, customer-obsessed drive to transform Amazon from online bookstore into global commerce and cloud empire. Visionary brilliance meets ruthless execution.
by Steven Levy
Levy had unprecedented access to Google's founders, engineers, and executives over two years to chronicle the company's algorithms, culture, and strategic battles. Levy argues that Google's engineering-led culture and willingness to automate judgement represented a fundamentally new way of building a company.
by Walter Isaacson
Isaacson portrays Jobs as a study in contradictions - visionary and cruel, obsessive and brilliant. His core thesis: Jobs' relentless pursuit of perfection and control over end-to-end products reshaped entire industries.
Who Emily draws from, and who draws from Emily — aggregated across every book in this collection. Counts show the number of citation links, not the depth of each one.