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New York, NY, US

CC aims to engage with businesspeople, investors, and policymakers to underscore the opportunities and challenges for business as we urgently remake society around a clean energy economy and to accelerate progress. I help produce and write their newsletter. Subscribe at https://theclimatecapitalist.com/

I'm writing about climate and tech here on LinkedIn and also for The Information, The Climate Capitalist, and others. Also working hard on shaping up a book about the vast coming climate economy.

Pittsburgh, PA, US

Steel Stories (https://steelstoriespodcast.com/) is a podcast series about the changing shape of the steel industy as the climate crisis and sustainability requirements shift thinking and inspire change. I host the series. Guests range from leaders of steel industry organizations to experts in manufacturing and even AI in the steel industry.

Simon & Schuster published The Facebook Effect in North America and it has been published in 32 foreign editions, including Catalan, Croatian, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. It was the first real reported history of Facebook. I obtained extensive cooperation from Zuckerberg and the company, making it as much as possible an authoritative account of the.

Commentary and analysis of developments in the tech industry and of how technology is transforming business and society.

New York, New York, US

Techonomy created conversations and content about the centrality of tech-based transformation to the world and to business. It was an aspirational series of events, articles, and videos. Techonomy's ethos was that business must unequivocally proceed with purpose towards improving everyone's lives, and that technology needs to be more willfully employed.

New York, New York, US

In 2010 I co-founded the Techonomy Conference as an LLC, then in 2011 I founded it again as a corporation. Techonomy was a conference and media series that organized conferences including our annual flagship Techonomy Conference. and published extensive articles and video at www.techonomy.com on the role of technology in business and social progress. We.

New York, NY, US

Covered all the big tech companies, the rise of the Internet, and how technology intersected with other business for Fortune's print magazine, and in 2003 began writing a weekly online and email column entitled Fast Forward, the last years of which can be found at https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fastforward/index.html

New York, NY, US

Spearheaded the creation and programming of this invitation-only conference on the future for Fortune beginning in 2001. Our initial event debuted less than a month before 9/11, and many were struck that one of our closing speakers had predicted a serious terrorist attack on the United States--albeit in his opinion it would be a bio-terror attack. The.

New York, NY, US

Covered technology exclusively since January 1991. Wrote cover stories on Apple, IBM, Sun Microsystems, and feature stories on many other companies and topics.

New York, NY, US

Did a lot of fact-checking, reporting for others' stories, and over time more and more writing. In those days this was an entry-level position in which there was little glory, but lots of work. It was a good laboratory for learning journalism, together with many of the best in the business. During this period I also wrote cover stories on topics like "Will.

This was a development project intended to allow Time Inc. to enter the digital age. Teletext was a video news product distributed experimentally to a few hundred Time Warner cable subscribers in Orlando and San Diego. The business, which sucked up tens of millions of dollars, was in competition with similar nascent efforts at CBS and elsewhere. None of.

New York, NY, US

I wrote and reported stories for this in-house biweekly periodical for the employees of Time Inc. This was a traditional training position, intended to lead to a journalism job in the company. As part of the fyi job I served as a part-time correspondent in the New York bureau of Time Magazine.

I served as the primary officer of the union of journalists and production employees at Time Inc., as well as on the executive committee of the Newspaper Guild of New York. The union had a generally positive relationship with management at the company in those years. Our grievance committee was seen by an enlightened management as a valuable tool for.

I opened pneumatic tubes and extracted rolls containing 9 copies of computer-printed copy, on paper with perforated edges so it could be drawn through the printer on a remote floor. Then I separated the copies and distributed them to the editors, photo department, researchers, and copyreaders in the copy room, where I was based.

Satellite Beach, Florida, US

Working with friends from Amherst and Mount Holyoke, I shot and co-produced art videos, mostly with political themes and a literary orientation. Our biggest success was a 20 minute video entitled Milton Le Toaster 1977 which aired for a week in the Projects: Video series at the Museum of Modern Art in 1978.

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