- Ian Shapira
- Reporter
Ian Shapira is a features writer on the local enterprise team. He joined the Post in 2000 and has covered schools, youth culture, criminal justice, and technology. In 2007, Shapira was on the Post team that won the Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of the Virginia Tech shootings. Recent articles have been about one local woman’s Facebook posts that narrated her pregnancy and illness; and, children of CIA employees coping with the mysteries left behind after their parents’ deaths. Ian has an English degree from Princeton. In 2011, he earned a master’s degree in interactive journalism from American University.
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- France investigating Lagarde in multimillion-dollar payout case
- Northern Virginians mourn Ghulam Haider Hamidi, assassinated Kandahar mayor
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- In pursuit of T-Mobile, AT&T has fierce lobbying clout
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- Labor union presses Apple for post-Jobs plan
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- Apple's new subscription service sparks antitrust inquiries
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- Rush is on for custom domain name suffixes
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