Digital Creed, a journalism website on the latest technology trends, gets new branding and a revised mission. We believe great technology should be discoverable, understandable, and worth your investment, whether you’re a CTO evaluating enterprise platforms or someone choosing their next pair of wireless earphones.
Digital Creed was founded to bridge that gap. We cover the technologies transforming business and the products enriching personal life, with the same rigour, the same honesty, and the same singular purpose: to help you decide if it’s worth it.
We discover, review, and analyze the technologies shaping enterprise and everyday life, delivering trusted coverage that helps professionals and consumers make smarter and informed decisions.
Our story
Digital Creed began as a blog called TechWow by veteran technology journalist Brian Pereira. The first blog post, “Hello World,” appeared in March 2009. The blog was updated until June 2015. And then the postings continued on this website. So, Digital Creed was founded in March 2015.
Our Icon
The Digital Creed mark is built from the initials D and C, crafted entirely from precise, angular geometry, every edge cut sharp, every corner intentional, echoing the pixel-perfect language of the digital world. Hidden within
the negative space where the two letters meet lies a comment icon, a subtle nod to Digital Creed’s core purpose: sparking conversation, enabling opinion, and giving technology a voice.
How we write
We are a team of freelance writers and friends in the media industry. We adapt our writing for UK English to address a global audience (including readers in the Middle East and South East Asia). There could be some articles written in U.S. English.
Tone and Voice: Business, conversational; second person (except for Blogs, podcasts and opinionated articles).
Our content undergoes thorough fact-checking and verification. We are only human, and accept that errors could slip through. Please notify us, and we will correct the errors as soon as we can. Write to: [email protected]
Our writers break it up for our readers. We write with these questions in mind:
- What does this news mean for our readers?
- Explain the jargon and technology in comprehensible terms.
- Use examples and scenarios where possible.
- Keep it recent – not more than 18 months.
- No hype or sensationalizing.
- Write without thinking about commercials or increasing subscribers.
- Our work should speak for itself.
Our dear readers and followers
Futurist, small business owner, entrepreneur, startup founder, developer, researcher, student, tech enthusiast, aviation enthusiast, digital transformation consultant, IT admin, data center engineer, CISO, CTO, and CIO minus one. Also, prosumers and consumer electronics enthusiasts.
Reader locations
(As per Google Analytics) U.S., UK, EU, Canada, Middle East, Singapore, India
What we cover
- Technology trends, research
- Business Case Studies
- Future directions
- Best practices
- Digital Innovation
- Thought leadership blogs
- Industry news
- Consumer electronics
- Audio-Video systems
- Smart home products
- Mobile connectivity, devices and apps
- Artificial intelligence (LLMs, tools, latest developments)
- News on innovation, startups and small businesses
- EduTech
- Tech for good
- Tech for society
- Sustainability through technology
- Student technology competitions and hackathons
- Technology for Governance / Government to Citizen
- Technology trends, innovation, breakthroughs, research
- Book reviews, app reviews,
- Podcasts, (Video) Interviews
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