KURT
KNUTSSON
Kurt Knutsson is now the most watched
technology
personality in America. As the energetic, fun loving
technology guide, Kurt connects millions to the future. He
started in
1996 with one television station and his
popularity for making the
digital world easy to understand
now reaches from New York to L.A. and
just about every
major city in between to an audience of 48 million.
Kurt's curiosity for technology and
gadgets
began as a young boy. From the home
intercom system to the
nightstand radio,
Kurt disassembled and dissected nearly
every
electronic device in his Mom
and Dad's house.
A fascination with the tech world is
apparent when you watch Kurt try
just about anything to put technology
to the test, including his experiment
of living cooped up in his Cyber
Bus
for a week. Yes, he survived and his
fresh approach to technology
storytelling won him the Columbia
University Journalism Award.
Kurt's technology expertise was put
to the test when he found himself
trapped in downtown New Orleans
during Hurricane Katrina. He rigged an
old analog phone, enabling him to give up-close and personal accounts of his
experience as he built alliances
to share his melted Kit-Kat bars, stale muffins and survival strategy. His
compelling firsthand reports allowed
millions of viewers across the country to see the best and worse of the
human experience.
Everyone from technology titans like eBay's Meg
Whitman and Amazon's Jeff Bezos to Hollywood royalty such
as Elizabeth Taylor and sports legends like Shaquille O'Neal sits down with
Kurt to discuss the tech world's
latest and greatest. With his cutting-edge knowledge and contagious passion
for technology,
Kurt is America's go-to guru for what the future has in store.
Online, radio, and on TV, Kurt Knutsson's
CyberGuy syndicated features are the #1 most watched tech reports
airing 3-5 times weekly in nearly every major American city.