Currently I work for The Bulletin, a daily in Bend, Oregon. Here's what I've been up to:
Tasks included: Investigative reporting for The Online Reporter, an expensive newsletter geared for management and investors. My beat was the digital media industry, so I followed companies like AOL Time Warner, Bertelsmann, Vivendi, EMI, Tivo, Napster, Real Networks and Microsoft. Although competition in the technology reporting business is fierce, I often would wind up leading the news cycle on a story, sometimes even breaking a story days or weeks before the New York Times or the Wall Street Journal ended up reporting it.
(July 2001 - January 2003)Tasks included: Wrote a book about Linux video post-production. Unfortunately, when I finished writing, the author of the software I was writing about (Broadcast 2000) started version 2.0 (Cinelerra) and said he would no longer support the old version. No Starch had no choice but to kill our contract. Cinelerra is now finished, and No Starch and I are talking about a new book.
(February 2001 - June 2001)Tasks included: Design and implementation of an in- house web-based accounting system using object-oriented Perl and PostgreSQL. Design and implementation of a system to automate a web server log report using UNIX shell and Perl.
(September 2000 - January 2001)Tasks included: Configuring and administrating Linux server for Sendmail, Apache, Samba and Netatalk. Setting up and maintaining Majordomo mailing lists. Composing documentation. Configuring public X terminals. Set up PPP dial in server. Set up fax server. Many hours of shell script and Perl programming. Soft raid 5 set up.
(March 1999- August 2000)University of Oregon
School of Journalism and Communication
Eugene, OR 97403
Bachelor's of Science in Journalism.