The world of tech is moving fast, so it's important to keep up. That's why The Wall Street Journal launched the WSJ Tech News Briefing podcast. WSJ experts catch listeners up on the latest tech industry headlines. Fifteen minutes a day, Monday through Friday. The podcast allows listeners to stay informed without too much of a time commitment.

Each episode of the podcast features interviews with industry experts and thought leaders. The Wall Street Journal's in-house techies provide listeners with exclusive insider tips.

Listeners learn how today's tech giants became the most dominant cloud computing players on the market. The show will keep listeners informed and highlight the wider implications.

Zoe Thomas hosts WSJ Tech News Briefing. Before joining The Wall Street Journal, she worked at BBC News. There, she took the time to hone her production and reporting skills. Thomas is well-established in covering business, economics, and tech topics. Having worked in San Francisco, Mumbai, and New York, her specialty is North and South America and Asia.

WSJ Tech News Briefing is clever, concise, and informative. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in keeping on top of what's happening in the world of tech. More importantly, it helps to explain how tech news affects the listener. The podcast is one of over twelve informative programs in WSJ's portfolio. Here, WSJ experts tackle everything from money and news to freedom of expression.