Ana Peligro is a journalist and editor with more than eight years of experience covering stories that matter to readers around the world. Throughout her career, she has reported on a wide range of topics, from business and public affairs to technology and innovation, developing a reputation for breaking down complex subjects into clear and engaging journalism. Regardless of the beat, her approach has always been rooted in asking the right questions, verifying the facts, and telling stories that help readers understand not just what happened, but why it matters.

Today, Ana is an Editor at CoinGeek, where she helps shape editorial coverage of blockchain, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. Alongside reporting and editing, she oversees editorial workflows, contributes to the production of the publication’s weekly newsletter, and works closely with writers and multimedia teams to deliver accurate and timely journalism. Much of her work explores how emerging technologies are influencing business, finance, policy, and the digital economy, with a focus on making technical developments meaningful to everyday readers.

Before joining CoinGeek, Ana was News Editor at KVH Media Group Philippines, where she produced and curated global news for audiences in the maritime industry. Her coverage spanned crime, business, economics, technology, and sports, allowing her to work across diverse beats and fast-moving news cycles. The experience reinforced the importance of clear and accurate journalism, a principle that continues to guide her work today.

Over the years, Ana’s work has expanded beyond reporting. She has edited the work of international contributors, helped manage editorial operations, and contributed to shaping content strategies that support high-quality digital journalism. These experiences have given her a broader perspective on storytelling, editorial leadership, and the evolving landscape of digital publishing.

Ana earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Santo Tomas, where she built the foundation for her career in news and digital publishing.

Based in the Philippines, Ana continues to report and edit stories for a global audience. Whether reporting on emerging technologies or shaping editorial coverage behind the scenes, she strives to produce journalism that informs, explains, and helps readers make sense of complex issues.

Article by Ana Peligro

Japan firms back AI as China guards workers’ rights
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8 May, 2026

Japan firms back AI as China guards workers’ rights

A recent survey shows AI is becoming essential for Japanese businesses, while China pushes AI growth alongside protections for workers...
Cybersecurity strains grow as AI challenges Australian banks
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6 May, 2026

Cybersecurity strains grow as AI challenges Australian banks

Australia’s banks urged to upgrade cybersecurity as AI threats evolve fast, with APRA flagging gaps in current safeguards and rising...
Block reward mining gets tax holiday in Uzbekistan
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1 May, 2026

Block reward mining gets tax holiday in Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan launches a tax-free crypto mining zone in Karakalpakstan, aiming to attract investors, boost jobs, and expand renewable energy use...
Japan weighs strict AI rules as copyright fears mount
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30 April, 2026

Japan weighs strict AI rules as copyright fears mount

Japan’s LDP seeks stricter AI regulations, proposing penalties for firms that violate guidelines amid rising concerns over deepfakes and copyright...
Paraguay taps AI to transform courts, legal training
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29 April, 2026

Paraguay taps AI to transform courts, legal training

Paraguay ramps up AI in its justice system, focusing on judicial training, efficiency, and how new technologies reshape human-centered legal...
Chinese groups push for neutral global AI governance
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28 April, 2026

Chinese groups push for neutral global AI governance

Chinese scientists urge fair, open AI development free from politics, launching a global initiative to promote inclusive AI governance worldwide.