Tech Times
U.S. tech/consumer-news outlet, no clear political leaning
Background
Tech Times launched in 2012 as a technology and science news site aimed at a broad consumer audience, and grew quickly through search- and social-driven traffic to claim several million monthly readers. It has been linked in industry write-ups to the IBT Media/Newsweek Media Group network of sites that also included International Business Times and iDigitalTimes, a company co-founded by Etienne Uzac and Johnathan Davis with ties to followers of religious figure David Jang; that broader network drew scrutiny in the mid-2010s over SEO practices, aggressive traffic tactics, and editorial-marketing blurring. Tech Times itself now operates under Tech Times Media Inc., a separate, privately held New York media company, and functions as a fairly typical high-volume consumer tech/science outlet mixing original reporting with aggregated news, reviews, and listicles. Independent bias-rating organizations such as Media Bias/Fact Check and Ad Fontes do not appear to maintain a dedicated, up-to-date bias/factuality profile for techtimes.com, and outlets like Ground News list its bias rating as unknown. It is not primarily a political or policy publication, so it has no significant track record of coverage favoring or opposing either major U.S. political party or the current administration. Its content mix skews toward product news, science and health explainers, and lifestyle/entertainment pieces rather than investigative or political journalism.
Sources
- Tech Times Media Inc
- Tech Times - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding
- Manic News: The Newsweek network, part 1: Tech Times
- IBT Media - Wikipedia
- International Business Times - Wikipedia
- Tech Times bias rating - Ground News
Profile compiled 2026-09-25; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.