evan (at) snarc.net
I'm a tech journalist from New Jersey.
@ Here are some clips of my work.
@ Most recently I was the editor of Mobile Enterprise magazine's Mobilizing Biz Apps microsite.
@ In the past I wrote for Wireless Week, Electronic Component News, the former FierceEnterprise, eWeek, TMC Labs, and the Home News Tribune. I've also been published in M.I.T.'s Technology Review, IEEE The Institute, and Light Reading.
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.
@ My primary 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), and students. I perform patent research as a contractor via VintageTech.
@ I'm an active participant in the Society for the History of Technology's Special Interest Group for Computers, Information, and Society.
@ 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, eWeek, IEEE History Center (pdf), Reuters, and TMCnet. Click here for the newsletter archives. Later I blogged for Computerworld.
My interests include civil liberties, media freedom, fighting cancer, the New (Jersey!) Giants, New York Yankees, Springsteen, and Miatas.
@ American Civil Liberties Union, Committee to Protect Journalists, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Freedom Forum, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
@ Cycle for Survival, Jen's Journal
@ Giants, Yankees
@ Backstreets, Greasy Lake
@ MiataMob, LVMOC, MiataTurbo
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