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I live in New Jersey and work as a technology journalist.
@ Most recently I wrote for Wireless Week. I also worked at Electronic Component News, the former FierceEnterprise, eWeek, TMC Labs, and the Home News Tribune.
@ I've also been published in Technology Review, IEEE The Institute, and Light Reading.
@ Here are some clips of my work.
My avocation is technology historian.
@ I co-founded and serve as president of a user group, MARCH (Mid-Atlantic Retro Computing Hobbyists). MARCH activities include administering an email list, hosting the annual Vintage Computer Festival East, and operating a bricks-and-mortar computer museum at the InfoAge Science Center where I am a board member.
@ My expertise is the history of portable computers. I often serve as a resource for other historians, media (Modern Marvels, MSNBC, International Journal of Mobile Human-Computer Interaction - link coming soon), and students. I am also available for lectures and for patent research as a contractor via VintageTech.
@ I participate in organizations such as ACGNJ's Trenton Computer Festival, Association of Science - Technology Centers, and SHOT-SIGCIS.
@ I published a weekly e-newsletter, Technology Rewind (formerly Computer Collector), from Jan. 2004 to March 2006. In that role I was cited by BusinessWeek TV (high-res, low-res), eWeek, IEEE History Center (pdf), Reuters, and TMCnet. Click here for the old newsletter archives. Later I blogged for Computerworld.
I'm passionate about civil liberties, media freedom, curing cancer, the New (Jersey!) Giants, New York Yankees, Springsteen, Miatas, and protecting PCs from evil.
@ American Civil Liberties Union, Committee to Protect Journalists, Freedom Forum, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Society of Professional Journalists
@ Cycle for Survival, Jen's Journal
@ Giants, Yankees
@ Backstreets, Greasy Lake
@ MiataMob, LVMOC, MiataTurbo
@ Firefox, Avast, Spybot Search & Destroy
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