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About Nathan Ingraham

Nathan is a Reporter with The Verge. He feels like there's probably one too many screens in his life right now.

Nathan currently lives on the outskirts of Boston, fighting off the welcoming embrace of the suburbs, and spends his free time dabbling in music, photography, and dog-walking.

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Nathan Ingraham

On The Verge since Oct 04, 2011

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