I've
been a journalist for 30 years in
a variety of newspaper and online positions. I'm currently a
supervising editor of digital news for National Public Radio and am in
charge of the home page and breaking news teams on the NPR website. As
such, my job mostly involves administration and oversight these days. Here's a short
version of my resume
and here are a few clips:
NPR.org: A social browser with extra
caffeine:
My current job prevents me from doing much writing at work, but I do
contribute the occasional post to the All Tech Considered blog. Here's
a review of browser software.
USATODAY.com: 2008
political convention coverage:
I was responsible for real-time coverage of the Democratic and
Republican conventions. This included the nomination acceptance night
stories from the Democrats and Republicans.
USATODAY.com: Election night 2008:
I wrote the lead story for the website on Election Night, updating it
in real time more than 40 times in nine hours.
CNN.com:
Special Report: The Clinton years. This 2001 piece got a
great deal
of circulation; The Boston Globe's David Nyhan even used it as the
basis for much of a column.