• Ghostwrite technical/marketing content for sponsored posts on VentureBeat.com, in association with such clients as Braintree/PayPal, Ford, IBM, MailChimp, BPIFrance (French government-backed investment bank)• Author/co-author/editor of eight books, including Game Over: Press Start to Continue, by David Sheff and Andy Eddy (GamePress, 1999; added new chapters and photo history to existing book); and Internet After Hours: Your Guide to Finding Games, Entertainment and Just Plain Weirdness on the Internet (Prima, 1994)• Write articles for mainstream media, such as Boys Life, Off-Duty, Playboy, Time, Variety, Wired• Provide expert industry commentary for media outlets, such as Associated Press, CNN, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, MSNBC, National Public Radio, USA Today, Wall Street Journal• Assorted “odd jobs,” including script editing and joke writing for Martin Short (who hosted Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences awards show in 2000); consulting to TV and movie production companies on game-related content; and consulting to game companies on quality and salability of upcoming products

• Strategize best merger of editorial and marketing practices for national real estate company’s blog; curated video articles and city/state-centric data journalism to boost SEO and domain authority, as well as generate revenue• Utilize various production tools for key processes, including content creation through Google Docs, data mining/analysis via Google Sheets, content posting via WordPress CMS, and Facebook ad creation/serving through Power Editor, among others

I'm working in the Future Plus group on @Gamer, the official games magazine of Best Buy.

I'm working in the Future Plus group on @Gamer, the official games magazine of Best Buy.

I'm overseeing all aspects of TeamXbox.com editorial and staff.

I'm overseeing all Planet sites, all Vault sites, TeamXbox and VoodooExtreme. Additionally, I'll be doing regular writing for TeamXbox and hopefully other IGN sites.

Added role of overseeing news/features/reviews site with more trade bent, in support of print sibling, GameWEEK/ieMagazine.

Trade magazine for video-game industry.

Beat reporter for trade publication; covered browser technology, corporate culture in Silicon Valley, Web protocols, network security and efficiency software.

Short-lived (when the company burned through its investor money quickly) magazine for digital culture--similar to Rolling Stone for music culture, and not as geeky as Wired. Two issues printed, third one "put to bed" but never released...

It was my role to create opportunities with the company's current brands (GamePro, Electronic Entertainment/PC Games) in new media. We launched a successful area on America Online for GamePro; launched two lucrative 900-number phone-based games; and had conceived a kiosk for video-game retailers using GamePro content as the foundation, though it never was tested in stores.

Ground-breaking, second-generation video-game magazine that didn't assume the readers were short-attention-spanned ADD kids.