David Berlind Email & Phone Number

United States

Boston, MA, US

Having served enterprise audiences as a technology journalist for more than 30 years, I am now focused on helping those same business and IT executives sort through the noise in the blockchain industry. All of the articles we publish on BlockchainJournal.com as well as our blockchain glossary are designed to help enterprises and other businesses to better.

I was the editor-in-chief of ProgrammableWeb.com (the Web's Journal for the API Economy) and the executive producer of ProgramamableWeb's APIcon (the API Conference) and have full P&L responsibility for the entire brand. Since joining ProgrammableWeb in July 2013, I've completely replatformed and redesigned the site while also founding and building the San.

Brussels, BE

In an effort to better understand how APIs can better serve the European Commission's Digital Single Market initiative, the EC's Joint Research Centre (JRC) and the Directorate‑General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission are running a multi-year research project that explores the history, efficacy, and future of.

London, England, GB

Here, my primary focus has been setting and aligning our editorial/content, technology, and business strategies. In answering the question of where we want to be editorially (voice, mediums, brand positioning, etc), I also have to look at whether our digital infrastructure is up to the task of supporting and scaling that editorial/content strategy and then.

I wear a few different hats at CMP. On the event side, I am General Manager for Alternative Events and Executive Conference Director for Interop. "Alternative Events" are primarily unconferences like Mashup Camp, Startup Camp and other intimate events. On the editorial side, I continue to write about technology and my musings, podcasts, and videos can be.

As a side project/passion (while I had my day job at CNET), started a small company to produce boutique events. These events were primarily "unconferences" like Mashup Camp and Startup Camp. The company quickly surpassed over $1MM in revenue after which point it was acquired by UBM. Although I was moonlighting on Mass Events Labs, the acquisition forced me.

San Francisco, CA, US

I'm a columnist. You can find an archive of my work at http://techupdate.zdnet.com/author/David_Berlind.html

Was in charge of ZDNet's B2B division, otherwise known as ZDNet BizTech at the time. Here, I oversaw the online operations for Ziff-Davis' various B2B publications at the time as well as the build-out of several categorical B2B channels (Windows, Linux, Mobile, Security, Networking, etc.) that were based on one part content from the B2B pubs, and one part.

New York, New York, US

This is sort of a strange catch-all bucket. But I'll leave it in since my years as an editorial leader at Ziff-Davis are very relevant to my marketability. Here's the short version: I started at Ziff-Davis as an analyst in PC Week's Labs and went on from there to run those Labs. That was a bi-coastal operation. For two years, I spent half my week in San.

Editorial Director for Computer Shopper. Oversaw all editorial and content product for the print magazine and its companion online service (computershopper.com). Specified and defined the design and functionality for one of the Web's first comparison shopping engines in a way that was integrated with the print offering.

Oversaw PC Week's reviews and technical commentary which were primarily driven by Lab-based testing and was one of the founding editors of PC Week's networking demographic; NetWeek.

Wrote reviews of networking products based on hands-on lab-based testing. Also designed and implemented the methodologies to ensure the objectivity of that testing.

Coral Gables, FL, US

Oversaw all hardware/software standardization, purchasing, technical support, and custom software development for the University's administrative community of 13,000 users. Additionally responsible for all local area network design and installation as well as mainframe integration (3270 emulation over TCP/IP-based LAN to WAN connectivity as well as basic.

Developed custom PC software for businesses and organizations in the South Florida area including Carnival Cruise Lines, the City of Coral Gables, Broadcast Music Inc, and the University of Miami.

Bba, Computer Information Systems

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